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The Agent Name Service creates discoverability for agents operating across the internet and is backed by 11 companies including Cisco and Salesforce.

Published Nov. 12, 2026

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The Linux Foundation launched the Agent Name Service open development standard as a project in a Tuesday announcement. The standard, which helps track and identify agents operating across the internet, is supported by 11 companies, including Cisco, Salesforce and Cloudflare.
The Agent Name Service, or ANS, is built on Domain Name System infrastructure and defines how AI agents are named and registered. It also outlines monitoring and agent-to-agent authentication measures, establishing a framework for developers to build systems that can work across services, the announcement said.
“Autonomous AI agents are transacting and operating across global systems, but they can’t succeed without verifiable identity,” Jim...

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