Enterprise CIOs will soon be accountable for every AI token spent, role by role
“Every CIO is going to need to answer for every incremental token, where do we put it?”
agentic-infrastructure
9 tracked signals on agentic-infrastructure.
MCP 2.0 drops stateful sessions, collapsing tool calls to a single HTTP request
“This is so much cleaner from both a client- and server-side implementation perspective. It's also a better fit for building scalable web applications, since now you don't need to maintain server-side state to keep track of those session IDs, or worry about routing the same session to the same backend machine.”
AI agents performing high-stakes actions ship without feature flag safety infrastructure web teams mastered in 2012
“we are shipping them the way web team used to ship in 2008”
Azure announces Container App Sandboxes, a private preview of fast, isolated, stateful infrastructure for running AI agents.
“introducing Azure Container App Sandboxes. This is a private preview of fast, isolated, and stateful infrastructure on demand.”
Databricks Lakebase reimagines Postgres with object storage and WAL for agentic AI workloads
“Agents that interact with a traditional OLTP database often create bottlenecks at the storage layer.”
nOps cut FinOps agent delivery time 75% by migrating from LangChain to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore.
“We were attempting to build advanced AI capabilities on top of infrastructure that wasn't designed for analytics-driven agents, which made iteration slow, complex, and prone to inaccuracies.”
Traditional observability breaks when agents, not humans, become the primary consumers of telemetry.
“Logs were built for events. Agents produce decision breadcrumbs.”
AWS launches Bedrock AgentCore Runtime enabling natural language AWS API queries via MCP
AWS Bedrock AgentCore uses session-isolated microVMs to solve multi-tenant agent deployment at scale
“AgentCore Runtime launches lightweight microVMs on a per-session basis, without the cost or latency of spinning up a full virtual machine for every tenant.”