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It’s liberation day. For agents. io.net just launched Agent Cloud, a new way for agents, and their humans, to fully automate workflows. Agents can now spin up and down the compute resources they need with full autonomy, and no human involvement. Find out more at: io.net/blog/compute-f…

Not all agents are created equal. But many AI projects try to do everything with one model, and that’s when the problems start. Using the wrong agent is like ordering Chinese food from an Italian restaurant. They both have noodles. But you're not going to get what you want. Using the right agent for the right task leads to better performance, flexibility, reliability, and outcomes. That’s why io.net offers 18 unique agents, each with a specific role to ensure what you're building doesn't just work, but works well. Oh, and it's up to 90% less than the tech giants. Find out more: io.net/blog/18-ai-age…

Centralized clouds are facing a “power wall”, with new data centers taking 3-5 years to build. This has a massive impact on growing AI projects Startups often can't get access to the compute they need, and if they do it's at a price they can't afford it. You see this with centralized clouds like Together AI, where “Instant Clusters” frequently top out at 64 GPUs. Anything beyond that and you get locked behind sales conversions, long-term reserve contracts, and Institutional delays. We built @ionet to be different. We avoid bottlenecks by aggregating existing data centers into a global mesh. This porvides instant access to thousands of GPUs and savings of up to 70% vs centralized clouds. Read the full breakdown: io.net/blog/io-vs-tog…