AI Agents Built by Different Teams Can Finally Work Together Without Custom Glue Code
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Google's Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol, launched in April 2025, solves a real problem: AI agents built on different frameworks couldn't communicate without developers writing custom connector code every time. A2A gives agents a standard way to discover each other's capabilities and delegate tasks, eliminating that overhead. Azure, Amazon, and Google Cloud have all added native A2A support, signaling it's becoming the industry default for teams building multi-agent AI systems.
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