Tim Davies describes a new wave of businesses built on OpenClaw that operate without employees, using cheap compute resources instead. A DGX Spark in a home office can provide enough power to compete with established brands on cost.
We're seeing the first signs of those already with people building out basic businesses based on the back of OpenClaw. So I think we'll see businesses that are competing with name, brand names that everybody knows that have no employees. Um, and that makes it really challenging from a cost perspective because the cost to deliver the services when you've got no employees and you're only paying for compute comes down significantly. And that compute doesn't have to be in a hyperscaling data centre. It could be on a DGX Spark in somebody's bedroom or lower-level compute. So I think we'll see those types of businesses making a real impact.
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