Zed: The Fastest AI Code Editor — Zed's Blog is a pretty cool editor that finally comes with a good VIM implementation. It supports Coding Agents and is open to open weight and self-hosted models. To be honest, I really like it and it's genuinely fast. And it's written in Rust, which excites me even more.
Archive 22. March 2026
Introducing Mistral Small 4 | Mistral AI is another interesting candidate for the ASUS Ascent GX10｜｜ASUS Deutschland, especially since I don't need side-car models for vision there, because the model itself already comes with vision capabilities built-in. And as a MoE model, it should also deliver good speed performance.
nvidia/NVIDIA-Nemotron-3-Super-120B-A12B-NVFP4 · Hugging Face will likely be the first large model on the ASUS Ascent GX10｜｜ASUS Deutschland because it was trained optimized on NVFP4 - and thus does not experience any "dumbing down" due to quantization, but functions completely normally as expected. And it is optimized for agentic workflows, which should benefit OpenClaw, just as the 1M context, which can probably even be utilized in the model (different architecture than classic transformer-based models).
WireGuard® for Enterprise sounds funny on a purely private blog with that name, but they have pretty affordable plans for VPN-like constructs that make it very easy to reach your local home devices while on the go. There are certainly other alternatives, but I think if I run my agent locally, I'd rather put the subscription money into a proper VPN service instead, where I get more value overall. Update: it's free for private users up to 3 users. Nice.
ASUS Ascent GX10｜｜ASUS Deutschland is arriving in the next few days. AI powerhouse that will allow me to run larger models locally and, for example, operate an OpenClaw Agent autonomously at home without needing any subscriptions. I'm really looking forward to seeing what's possible with it.