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A study of agentic AI workflows at Microsoft Azure and open-source frameworks shows that agentic execution involves fragmented and heterogeneous workflows combining LLM inferences and tool invocations. This is the first architectural characterization of agentic AI in datacenters.
A study of agentic AI workflows at Microsoft Azure and open-source frameworks shows that agentic execution involves fragmented and heterogeneous workflows combining LLM inferences and tool invocations. This is the first architectural characterization of agentic AI in datacenters.
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Agentic AI is emerging in datacenters, but its architectural implications remain unexplored. We organize agentic workflows in a taxonomy and present its first architectural characterization with a production study at Microsoft Azure and a controlled study of open-source frameworks. We show that agentic execution...
Understanding the fragmented and heterogeneous nature of agentic AI workflows is crucial for designing efficient datacenter architectures that support complex AI-driven tasks. This insight helps optimize resource allocation and workflow management in production environments.
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