AI News 04月22日 23:02
Google launches A2A as HyperCycle advances AI agent interoperability
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文章探讨了AI代理在处理任务时面临的问题,如缺乏互操作性等。Google推出A2A协议以标准化AI代理通信,HyperCycle的相关技术也在促进AI代理的协作与互操作性,包括解决现有挑战、实现跨平台交互等,还提到了其在多个领域的潜在应用。

💻Google推出A2A协议,标准化AI代理通信,促进不同平台和厂商的AI代理协作

🌐HyperCycle的Node Factory框架可部署多代理,实现跨平台互操作,解决现有挑战

🔗HyperCycle的平台通过P2P网络连接代理,其Layer 0++区块链提供安全和速度保障

🎯HyperCycle在DeFi、swarm AI等领域有潜在应用,可改善信息获取和交易等方面

AI agents handle increasingly complex and recurring tasks, such as planning supply chains and ordering equipment. As organisations deploy more agents developed by different vendors on different frameworks, agents can end up siloed, unable to coordinate or communicate. Lack of interoperability remains a challenge for organisations, with different agents making conflicting recommendations. It’s difficult to create standardised AI workflows, and agent integration require middleware, adding more potential failure points and layers of complexity.

Google’s protocol will standardise AI agent communication

Google unveiled its Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol at Cloud Next 2025 in an effort to standardise communication between diverse AI agents. A2A is an open protocol that allows independent AI agents to communicate and cooperate. It complements Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP), which provides models with context and tools. MCP connects agents to tools and other resources, and A2A connects agents to other agents. Google’s new protocol facilitates collaboration among AI agents on different platforms and vendors, and ensures secure, real-time communication, and task coordination.

The two roles in an A2A-enabled system are a client agent and a remote agent. The client initiates a task to achieve a goal or on behalf of a user, It makes requests which the remote agent receives and acts on. Depending on who initiates the communication, an agent can be a client agent in one interaction and a remote agent in another. The protocol defines a standard message format and workflow for the interaction.

Tasks are at the heart of A2A, with each task representing a work or conversation unit. The client agent sends the request to the remote agent’s send or task endpoint. The request includes instructions and a unique task ID. The remote agent creates a new task and starts working on it.

Google enjoys broad industry support, with contributions from more than 50 technology partners like Intuit, Langchain, MongoDB, Atlassian, Box, Cohere, PayPal, Salesforce, SAP, Workday, ServiceNow, and UKG. Reputable service providers include Capgemini, Cognizant, Accenture, BCG, Deloitte, HCLTech, McKinsey, PwC, TCS, Infosys, KPMG, and Wipro.

How HyperCycle aligns with A2A principles

HyperCycle’s Node Factory framework makes it possible to deploy multiple agents, addressing existing challenges and enabling developers to create reliable, collaborative setups. The decentralised platform is advancing the bold concept of “the internet of AI” and using self-perpetuating nodes and a creative licensing model to enable AI deployments at scale. The framework helps achieve cross-platform interoperability by standardising interactions and supporting agents from different developers so agents can work cohesively, irrespective of origin.

The platform’s peer-to-peer network links agents across an ecosystem, eliminating silos and enabling unified data sharing and coordination across nodes. The self-replicating nodes can scale, reducing infrastructure needs and distributing computational loads.

Each Node Factory replicates up to ten times, with the number of nodes in the Factory doubling each time. Users can buy and operate Node Factories at ten different levels. Growth enhances each Factory’s capacity, fulfilling increasing demand for AI services. One node might host a communication-focused agent, while another supports a data analysis agent. Developers can create custom solutions by crafting multi-agent tools from the nodes they’re using, addressing scalability issues and siloed environments.

HyperCycle’s Node Factory operates in a network using Toda/IP architecture, which parallels TCP/IP. The network encompasses hundreds of thousands of nodes, letting developers integrate third-party agents. A developer can enhance function by incorporating a third-party analytics agent, sharing intelligence, and promoting collaboration across the network.

According to Toufi Saliba, HyperCycle’s CEO, the exciting development from Google around A2A represents a major milestone for his agent cooperation project. The news supports his vision of interoperable, scalable AI agents. In an X post, he said many more AI agents will now be able to access the nodes produced by HyperCycle Factories. Nodes can be plugged into any A2A, giving each AI agent in Google Cloud (and its 50+ partners) near-instant access to AWS agents, Microsoft agents, and the entire internet of AI. Saliba’s statement highlights A2A’s potential and its synergy with HyperCycle’s mission.

The security and speed of HyperCycle’s Layer 0++

HyperCycle’s Layer 0++ blockchain infrastructure offers security and speed, and complements A2A by providing a decentralised, secure infrastructure for AI agent interactions. Layer 0++ is an innovative blockchain operating on Toda/IP, which divides network packets into smaller pieces and distributes them across nodes.

It can also extend the usability of other blockchains by bridging to them, which means HyperCycle can enhance the functionality of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Avalanche, Cosmos, Cardano, Polygon, Algorand, and Polkadot rather than compete with those blockchains.

DeFi, decentralised payments, swarm AI, and other use cases

HyperCycle has potential in areas like DeFi, swarm AI, media ratings and rewards, decentralised payments, and computer processing. Swarm AI is a collective intelligence system where individual agents collaborate to solve complicated problems. They can interoperate more often with HyperCycle, leading to lightweight agents carrying out complex internal processes.

The HyperCycle platform can improve ratings and rewards in media networks through micro-transactions. The ability to perform high-frequency, high-speed, low-cost, on-chain trading presents innumerable opportunities in DeFi.

It can streamline decentralised payments and computer processing by increasing the speed and reducing the cost of blockchain transactions.

HyperCycle’s efforts to improve access to information precede Google’s announcement. In January 2025, the platform announced it had launched a joint initiative with YMCA – an AI app called Hyper-Y that will connect 64 million people in 12,000 YMCA locations across 120 countries, providing staff, members, and volunteers with access to information from the global network.

HyperCycle’s efforts and Google’s A2A converge

Google hopes its protocol will pave the way for collaboration to solve complex problems and will build the protocol with the community, in the open. A2A was released as open-source with plans to set up contribution pathways. HyperCycle’s innovations aim to enable collaborative problem-solving by connecting AI to a global network of specialised abilities as A2A standardises communication between agents regardless of their vendor or build, so introducing more collaborative multi-agent ecosystems.

A2A and Hypercycle bring ease of use, modularity, scalability, and security to AI agent systems. They can unlock a new era of agent interoperability, creating more flexible and powerful agentic systems.

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