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Summary
Google Cloud released Agent Compute Engine to host AI agents in sandboxed environments. The service automatically shuts down idle sandboxes to save hardware, restarts quickly, and supports high-density microVMs so a single physical node can run many agent instances. It comes with an Agent Gateway u…
Key points
- Teams preparing to put agents into production should watch whether sandbox isolation and token budget controls are sufficient.
- An agent runtime with built-in sandboxes and cost controls can reduce resource waste and runaway risk from long-running agents.
- Enterprises can manage agent execution isolation and inference budgets on one platform, reducing DIY work on scheduling and cost monitoring.
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