[AINews] NVIDIA GTC: Jensen goes hard on OpenClaw, Vera CPU, and announces $1T sales backlog in 2027

It is NVIDIA GTC day again, and over his signature 2hr unrehearsed keynote, Jensen gave updates on the entire NVIDIA universe and ecosystem and celebrated his InferenceMAX champions belt. As one might expect, Blackwell and Rubin are selling very very well (some accounting is necesary), and now Vera:The final section of the keynote was focused on OpenClaw, where Jensen went extremely hard in complimenting it and then pointed out the security issues, then pitched his solution, NemoClaw:NVIDIA moves at impressive speed for a $4T company, and we had some of their next generation leaders on the pod to give more insight on how NVIDIA works this fast:AI News for 3/14/2026-3/16/2026. We checked 12 subreddits, 544 Twitters and no further Discords. AINews’ website lets you search all past issues. As a reminder, AINews is now a section of Latent Space. You can opt in/out of email frequencies!AI Twitter RecapArchitecture Research: Moonshot’s Attention Residuals and the Debate Around Prior ArtMoonshot’s Attention Residuals paper was the clearest technical story in the feed: @Kimi_Moonshot introduced a replacement for fixed residual accumulation with input-dependent attention over prior layers, plus Block AttnRes to keep cross-layer attention practical. Claimed results: 1.25x compute advantage,