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Akamai Launches AI Inference Service 'Akamai Inference' and AI Agent Execution Environment 'Akamai Agent Sandbox'

Akamai Launches AI Inference Service 'Akamai Inference' and AI Agent Execution Environment 'Akamai Agent Sandbox'
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Akamai announced new products providing an AI inference environment and an isolated execution environment for agents on its cloud service, supporting enterprises from model building to operation.

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  • •Provides 'Akamai Inference' as a managed model inference environment.
  • •Provides 'Akamai Agent Sandbox' as an isolated execution environment for AI agents.
  • •Enables building and tuning in-house or open-weight models, utilizing company data, and operating agents under strict control.
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#Semiconductors & Infrastructure#AI Agents#LLM / Model Trends#Akamai#Akamai Inference#Akamai Agent Sandbox

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