Google Cloud transfers A2A AI protocol to Linux Foundation
Briefly

Google Cloud has transitioned its Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol to the Linux Foundation, launching the Agent2Agent Project. This initiative aims to facilitate communication among AI agents, allowing them to discover, share information, and collaborate efficiently. The move, supported by major tech companies, intends to prevent fragmentation in the AI ecosystem and promote interoperability. By placing A2A under the Linux Foundation's umbrella, Google ensures the protocol's independence and community collaboration for its continual development and broad adoption, bolstering open standards in AI.
"The establishment of the Agent2Agent project under the neutral management of the Linux Foundation ensures that the protocol will remain independent of vendors and will be developed in collaboration with the community."
"Google Cloud developed A2A as a protocol specification, SDK, and tooling set that enabled communication between AI agents from different vendors, enhancing interoperability and collaboration."
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