@GergelyOrosz: Agentic infra became its own discipline inside many tech companies (often existing infra teams "morphing" into AI infra…
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Agentic infrastructure has rapidly emerged as a distinct discipline in numerous technology firms, often transforming existing infrastructure teams into AI-focused groups.
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Agentic infra became its own discipline inside many tech companies (often existing infra teams “morphing” into AI infra teams)
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