This week saw major advances in AI agent collaboration technologies. Accenture launched Trusted Agent Huddle, a platform letting AI agents from companies like Microsoft, Google Cloud, and AWS work together securely. FedEx is testing this tool to improve supply chain operations.

Mastercard introduced Agent Pay, a system where AI agents handle payments automatically. This could change how businesses process transactions globally.

These developments show companies are focusing on interoperability—making different AI systems work as a team. Experts say this trend will help businesses use AI more effectively across tasks like shipping and finance.

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