Akamai's Thorsten Hans demos serverless AI agents on WebAssembly
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Talk shows building MCP servers and AI agents with Spin, the open-source WebAssembly framework, deployed on Akamai Functions to eliminate cold starts, proprietary SDKs and single-region deployments.
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