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Nick Kuhn's talk conveys a clear signal: the enterprise adoption of Agents is not a tear-down and rebuild but an incremental evolution on top of existing platform engineering; organizations with deep accumulated experience in microservices, containerization, and DevOps actually have more advantages in the Agent era.
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