The latest release of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification has created a lot of buzz in tech circles. Why? Primarily because this AI communication protocol has now gone stateless! This shift from stateful to stateless impacts how developers of MCP servers and AI tools use the protocol moving forward. In addition, the change impacts ...
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Business identity is a complex issue rife with risks across the board. Large enterprises often require deep, flexible integrations with dozens or hundreds of partners, but this comes with significant risk — between the potential for information leakage, concerns around replays or data usage for continued insecure access, and the sheer friction of such a ...
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Over the last decade, enterprises invested heavily in API infrastructure. They purchased API management platforms, deployed gateways across business units and regions, built developer portals, introduced security and observability tools, and encouraged teams to adopt API-first development. The business case was compelling. APIs would make enterprise capabilities easier to reuse, shorten integration timelines, improve partner ...
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A single agentic workflow calling a single API is an easily tractable engineering problem — the solutions exist, and it’s ultimately just a problem of visibility and integration. A fleet of specialized agents delegating tasks to each other, sharing state, and discovering tools at runtime is decidedly more difficult — almost an order of magnitude ...
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APIs are like the backstage crew of the digital economy. They’re not front and center, but they’re essential for putting on a show. Yet, from a business perspective, APIs have traditionally been regarded as a form of “operational plumbing,” with many enterprises treating them as technical infrastructure rather than strategic assets. However, companies like Stripe, ...
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If you’re an API or application developer, you likely hear the term “token” a lot. However, that term has entirely different meanings depending on the developer and the industry. Maybe you’re a developer who just implemented token-based authentication or found out the AI agent you built uses far too many LLM tokens. Perhaps you’re experimenting ...
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In a 2018 Forbes article, Jedidiah Yueh and Randy Bean argued that every company is now a data company. “Leveraging data — in an ethical manner — has to be at the heart of your company and product strategy,” they wrote. “Collect, sift, then monetize.” Just shy of a decade later, virtually every company (in ...
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The regulatory framework has changed significantly over the last decade. GDPR was once largely theoretical. But now, multi-billion euro fines have made it a solid statement on European privacy. India’s DPDP Act has enforced privacy protections for Indian citizens, Brazil’s LGPD is actively enforced against multinational corporations, and China’s PIPL and DSL impose strict cross-border ...
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