Microsoft commits to Google’s interoperability protocol for AI agents

Microsoft commits to Google’s interoperability protocol for AI agents

The cloud giant joins more than 50 technology partners that are supporting the Agent2Agent standard, including Salesforce, Oracle and SAP.

Microsoft adopts Google's standard for linking up AI agents

Microsoft says that it's embracing Google's recently launched open protocol, Agent2Agent, for allowing AI 'agents' to communicate with each other.

Microsoft joins Google’s Agent2Agent protocol

Microsoft has announced Thursday that it would join Google’s Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol which was introduced in April. This protocol allows AI agents to communicate with each other, exchange data securely, and coordinate their actions across different business platforms and applications. A2A makes use of Anthropic’s existing Model Context Protocol (MCP). This allows developers to build agents that are compatible with agents from other providers,…

Microsoft leverages Google's open A2A protocol for interoperable AI agents

Microsoft is adding support for the open Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol to Azure AI Foundry and Copilot Studio, aiming to enable AI agents to work together across different platforms. The article Microsoft leverages Google's open A2A protocol for interoperable AI agents appeared first on THE DECODER.

Microsoft and Google Work Together on New AI Agent Standard

What to knowMicrosoft has adopted Google’s open standard for linking AI agents.This move aims to make different AI systems work together more easily.The standard focuses on secure and reliable communication between AI agents.Other tech companies may follow this approach to improve AI collaboration.Microsoft has decided to use Google’s open standard for connecting artificial intelligence (AI) agents. This standard is designed to help different AI…

Microsoft joins Google's open A2A protocol

Microsoft announced it will support Google's open Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol. This protocol complements the Model Context Protocol (MCP).