The Linux Foundation announced its latest AI infrastructure project: Agentgateway, the first AI-native proxy designed specifically for governing communication between AI agents, tools, and large language models in enterprise environments.

The initiative addresses a critical gap as enterprise AI agent deployments scale—existing API gateways weren’t architected for the unique protocols and patterns that define modern agent-to-agent communication.

The Enterprise AI Communication Bottleneck

Current enterprise deployments struggle with a fundamental infrastructure problem: traditional API gateways predate the agent era and lack native support for emerging AI protocols like Agent2Agent (A2A) and Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Noma Security has secured $100 million in Series B funding less than nine months after its founding, marking one of the fastest enterprise AI security funding rounds as organizations urgently address the security implications of autonomous AI agent deployment.

The Tel Aviv-based company’s extraordinary growth trajectory—1,300% ARR increase within its first year—reflects rising enterprise demand for AI agent security governance as CISOs grapple with managing thousands of AI models and millions of prompts flowing through corporate environments daily.