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Azure API Management at Build 2026: A2A, MCP safety and an agent catalogue

At Build 2026, Microsoft made A2A APIs generally available in Azure API Management, extended content safety to MCP and A2A, and let API Center register agents.

Snowflake Summit 2026: zero-copy integrations and an MCP gateway for agents

Snowflake expanded zero-copy integrations with SAP, Salesforce and Workday, and plans to buy MCP platform Natoma. What it means for integration teams.

SnapLogic's May release: pipelines as MCP tools, with the user's identity along

SnapLogic's May 2026 release made its MCP Server, AI Gateway and trusted agent identity generally available. Why identity propagation matters for agents.

Boomi World 2026: Boomi Connect, an MCP registry and the Lunar.dev deal

At Boomi World 2026, Boomi made Boomi Connect, MCP Registry and Orchestrate generally available and announced plans to buy MCP gateway maker Lunar.dev.

SAP Sapphire 2026: SAP opens up for other vendors' agents

At Sapphire 2026, SAP announced MCP and A2A support, an AI Agent Hub and n8n inside Joule Studio. What it means for integration teams in SAP landscapes.

ServiceNow AI Control Tower wants to govern agents on every platform

At Knowledge 2026, ServiceNow extended AI Control Tower to discover and govern AI across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and SAP, with an AI gateway for MCP traffic.

Workato Otto: an agent that takes a goal instead of a recipe

Workato launched Otto, an always-on AI agent that works across enterprise apps through Workato Enterprise MCP. What it is, and what integration teams should ask.

Google Cloud Next 2026: agent registry, gateway and identity become cloud services

At Cloud Next 2026, Google added Agent Registry, Agent Gateway and Agent Identity to its agent platform. What it means for integration and iPaaS buyers.

Kong AI Gateway 3.14 adds agent-to-agent traffic to the gateway

Kong now routes and governs A2A traffic in the same gateway as LLM and MCP calls. What version 3.14 adds, and why agent traffic is becoming a gateway job.

Nucleus Research iPaaS Value Matrix 2026: agents change the buying decision

Nucleus Research's 2026 iPaaS Value Matrix names Boomi, Oracle and Tray.ai among the Leaders and says MCP is now standard. What buyers should take from it.

A2A turns one: 150 organisations and a stable 1.0 specification

One year after launch, the Agent2Agent protocol has 150+ supporters, a stable 1.0 spec and support from the big clouds. What it means for integration teams.

MCP Dev Summit 2026: the protocol grows up for enterprise use

The first MCP Dev Summit under the Agentic AI Foundation showed MCP in production at scale and a roadmap aimed at serverless, long-running tasks and enterprise login.

Gartner Magic Quadrant for iPaaS 2026: AI is now part of the test

Gartner's 2026 Magic Quadrant for iPaaS covers 18 vendors and puts AI agents, AI gateways and MCP on the list of requirements. What the report signals for buyers.

NVIDIA at GTC 2026: a sandbox for agents, and what it leaves to integration

NVIDIA launched Agent Toolkit and the OpenShell runtime at GTC 2026, with SAP, Salesforce and ServiceNow among the adopters. What it means for governing agent access.

Boomi's March 2026 release: model choice for agents and broader API management

Boomi's March 2026 release adds model settings in Agent Designer, more data in Agent Control Tower and API products that span several gateways. The highlights.

A2A 1.0 is out: signed Agent Cards and a path from version 0.3

The Agent2Agent protocol has reached version 1.0, with signed Agent Cards, multi-tenancy and three protocol bindings. What changes for teams already on version 0.3.

The MCP roadmap for 2026: scale, tasks and enterprise readiness

The MCP maintainers have published their 2026 roadmap, with stateless scaling, long-running tasks and enterprise needs such as audit and SSO at the top.

Jitterbit gets ISO 42001: AI governance becomes a buying criterion

Jitterbit says it is the first integration vendor certified to ISO 42001, the standard for AI management systems. What the certificate covers, and what it does not.