Google retools Kubernetes for AI agents instead of building a new stack
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Agentic workloads are pushing Kubernetes into territory its creators never planned for. Agents generate untrusted code on the fly, sit idle for long stretches and churn through pods at a pace that strains the orchestrator s control plane. Cloud providers are now rethinking how ge
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