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Google Cloud launched the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.
Google Cloud has launched "proactive agents" that can identify issues, diagnose them, and suggest remediation without being prompted by a user.
Google Cloud announced a product called Agent Gateway.
Google's "One Network" initiative standardizes communications with the same interfaces across different infrastructure stacks, including serverless and Kubernetes.
Google Cloud's Agent Gateway is a management construct that orchestrates identity protocols running in the network without requiring a separate stack to be deployed.
Google Cloud's Model Context Protocol (MCP) remote management capability is built on the same API management infrastructure that runs all of Google's APIs.
Google's remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers expose capabilities for Google Cloud, Android, and Maps.
Google's approach to building its agentic platform was to leverage years of investment in horizontal capabilities like networking and API management.
Google plans to treat agent "skills" as software artifacts, which includes creating a catalog, performing vulnerability scanning, and implementing versioning and management controls.
Google Cloud's Agent Registry is designed to make agents discoverable, provide metadata about their capabilities, and associate access controls and policies with them.
Google Cloud is creating specialized agents as part of a product called Cloud Assist, which are designed specifically for cloud management tasks.
Google's Cloud Assist agents can help users create Terraform configurations, troubleshoot cloud issues, analyze costs, and identify workload vulnerabilities through natural language interaction.