Filecoin officially launched its on-chain cloud services on March 27, providing developers with programmable storage and payments, supporting dual-replica redundancy and data verification. Storage costs are $250,000 per TiB per month. It is expected to roll out an enhanced version of the SLA to support AI development; more than 100 teams in multiple fields are already using the service.

Filecoin has announced that its "on-chain cloud" has officially launched on the mainnet, providing a programmable storage and payment layer, and supporting data verification. The starting price for storage is $25,000 per TiB per month. Over 100 teams are already involved, storing 49.41 TiB of data, and a premium service level agreement will be launched in the future.

The "Lobster Farming" craze of OpenClaw has caused a surge in demand for cloud computing service tokens, leading to the sell-out of related packages from Alibaba Cloud and Tencent. Major cloud providers are launching programming packages to attract users, but ongoing demand has resulted in limited-time offers and price increases.

Key Takeaways ---- ● Aethir Claw Alpha launches on March 25: an easy-to-deploy AI agent hosting platform built on top of Aethir's decentralized GPU cloud infrastructure. ● Security-first architecture: fully isolated VPS instances with optional "zero provider access" functionality, giving users true data sovereignty over their AI agents. ● Broad vision vertical integration strategy: Aethir Claw plans to directly connect GPU infrastructure with end-user needs across Web3, content creation, finance, media, healthcare, and more. ● Aethir Claw: Running on Aethir GPU

A community of more than 3,000 members is applying to ICANN for the .agent top-level domain, advocating for community governance of this naming layer. Participants include Brave and numerous well-known companies, with the goal of ensuring transparent registration policies and pricing. ICANN's application window will open in April 2026.

A community of over 3,000 members is applying to ICANN for the .agent top-level domain, advocating for community governance. Privacy browser Brave has registered the .agent domain, with participants including Ollama and others. The community aims to ensure transparent registration policies and fair access rules. ICANN's application window will open in 2026.

ByteDance's cloud computing business Volcano Engine handles over 1 trillion tokens daily in large language model API calls on average, representing growth exceeding 60% compared to pre-Chinese New Year levels. The primary growth drivers stem from increased adoption among individual users and AI products, with rapid expansion occurring in both domestic and international markets. ByteDance plans to raise its Model-as-a-Service (MaaS) revenue targets to address intensifying competition.

ByteDance's Volcano Engine cloud computing business has exceeded 1 trillion tokens in average daily large model calls, with growth exceeding 60% since the Spring Festival. Personal user consumption has grown significantly, driving overall growth. ByteDance views MaaS as a core battleground in cloud computing, with a target to exceed 10 billion yuan in revenue by 2026.

LiteLLM Python AI gateway library suffered a PyPI supply chain attack. Attackers can steal sensitive user information through the pip install litellm command, including SSH keys, cloud service credentials, Kubernetes configurations, and Git credentials.