TrustKernel ships a $149 AI computer designed to keep agents off your phone
Li Wenhao's PlugClaw pairs a USB-C Android computer with cloud inference inside a hardware-protected environment that TrustKernel says keeps data hidden from both itself and the cloud provider.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: PR Newswire
Why it matters
PlugClaw turns agent security into a hardware purchase: isolate credentials and workflows first, then call larger cloud models only when needed.
Li Wenhao, the operating-system security researcher who founded TrustKernel out of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, began worldwide shipments of PlugClaw on September 4th, giving his decade-old security research a new job: containing AI agents before they gain access to a user's primary computer.…
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