An AI Computer
You Actually Own.

An AI computer is a machine built specifically to run AI models, not just general office tasks. Where a regular PC is optimized for browsing, documents, and gaming, an AI computer is optimized for the matrix math that powers large language models, speech recognition, and text-to-speech. ClawBox is a dedicated AI computer built around a 67 TOPS NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano GPU — it runs Llama 3.1, Whisper, and TTS locally so you own a private, always-on AI machine instead of renting one in the cloud.

A regular PC splits its resources across everything you do and usually lacks the dedicated GPU acceleration AI inference needs to be responsive. An AI computer like ClawBox is purpose-built: its 1024-core NVIDIA GPU and 67 TOPS of compute are dedicated to running models, it stays powered on 24/7 drawing only a few watts, and it ships pre-configured with Ollama and OpenClaw so models run out of the box. You do not have to assemble parts, install CUDA drivers, or fight dependency issues.

Cloud AI charges you every month forever, processes your data on someone else's servers, and goes down when the provider has an outage. A dedicated AI computer is a one-time €549 purchase, keeps every query on hardware in your home, and is always available even without internet. After roughly two and a half years it has already cost less than a single ChatGPT Plus subscription — and you own it outright.

ClawBox runs source-available models entirely on-device: Llama 3.1 8B and Mistral 7B for general reasoning and chat, Phi-3 Mini and Gemma 2B for fast lightweight responses, Whisper Large v3 for speech-to-text in 90+ languages, and Kokoro TTS for natural voice output. It runs Ubuntu 22.04 with full root access, so you can also pull any other model supported by Ollama.

No. ClawBox arrives pre-configured as a turnkey AI computer — plug it into power and your network, and the local models and OpenClaw assistant are ready to use. There is no parts list, no driver setup, and no cloud account to create. Advanced users still get full Linux root access to customize the machine, but it is not required to get started.