The Latest in AI Innovation: Introducing Model Context Protocol Servers
One of the newest challenges in the world of artificial intelligence is the development of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. These servers enable AI agents to seamlessly connect to data and tools using natural-language interfaces.
According to Prashanth Shenoy, Vice President of Product Marketing for the VCF division at Broadcom, the company has already introduced an AI agent builder service with VCF 9.0. In the future, they plan to support MCP, which will allow enterprises to integrate their AI assistants with various external content repositories and tools without the need for custom connectors.
Umesh Mahajan, General Manager for Application Networking and Security at Broadcom, believes that MCP is the protocol of choice for agentic AI. By supporting this protocol, enterprises can join the broader MCP ecosystem and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving world of AI technology.
Overall, the introduction of MCP servers opens up new possibilities for AI integration and streamlines the process for enterprises looking to leverage AI technology in their operations. With features like MCP session persistence and authorization, businesses can enhance the security and efficiency of their AI systems, paving the way for future innovations in the field.