Nextflow AI OS received the “World’s First AI-native OS Gold Award Winner” honor at Malaysia Blockchain Week 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, where Nextflow’s Dr. Sam delivered a keynote on the company’s AI-native terminal operating system. The presentation outlined the project’s underlying architecture, including its Hybrid-Claw dual structure, long-memory technology, zero-trust dual-identity security model and a privacy-focused AI engine designed for local processing. According to the presentation, the system can run 7B to 13B on-device models with NPU support and keeps user data and AI computation on the device rather than sending them to the cloud. Dr. Sam also introduced four application tracks spanning emotional companion agents, AI quantitative trading agents, content and e-commerce automation, and tools for short drama and comic-style video generation. The company further described three cooperation models aimed at industrial capital, Web3 public chains and on-chain projects, and enterprise or vertical developers. It also disclosed hardware plans involving XiaoNai Lite and XiaoNai Pro Max devices, a production target of more than 100,000 units at the planning stage, and broader expansion into smart glasses, tablets and in-car devices. Nextflow said it plans to work with 10 global mobile operators and target annual capacity of 100 million terminals.

Nextflow AI presented its Xiao Nai AI phone at Malaysia Blockchain Week 2026 in Kuala Lumpur, where the company positioned the device as the first mass-produced AI agent smartphone to reach the market. The event, held at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur under the theme “Bridging Realities: Where Everyone Meets Web3,” brought together more than 7,000 Web3 practitioners, institutional investors and blockchain builders, according to the event description in the source report. The company said the phone runs its self-developed Nextflow AI OS and was the only terminal-focused project at the venue centered on deep AI and Web3 integration. On the product side, Nextflow highlighted features tied to Web3 asset management and trading, including a native AI wallet, an automated on-chain trading system, a prediction-market arbitrage tool and a dedicated Web3 app marketplace. The report also described demonstrations aimed at broader consumer and business use cases such as information aggregation, companionship functions and end-to-end social media operations. At a July 29 interview during the conference, team member Amy said the core technology behind Nextflow AI OS had gone through two years of development in Silicon Valley. She added that the company had linked on-device large AI models, multi-chain interaction and hardware security encryption, and that the Xiao Nai AI phone had already achieved stable mass production and global delivery. The report said multiple Southeast Asian blockchain institutions and digital asset platforms reached preliminary cooperation intentions with Nextflow at the event.

Beijing’s Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology said the city’s digital economy value added grew 7.8% in the first half of the year, while value added from core digital economy industries rose 9.8%, making a notable contribution to overall GDP growth. Looking to the second half of 2026, the bureau said Beijing will advance annual tasks tied to building a benchmark digital economy city and push forward its “AI+” action plan. Among the measures outlined, Beijing plans to formulate policies for the development of the Token economy, focusing on production, distribution, and application. The city also plans to build a Token factory and a Token distribution platform, with intended use cases in sectors including industry, education, and culture and tourism. The bureau also said it will expand AI adoption in consumer-facing scenarios such as smart translation and simultaneous interpretation in the tourism and cultural consumption sector, while supporting OPC roadshows, AIGC training programs, and an open-source ecosystem built around “RISC-V+AI OS.”

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