IBM and CoreWeave design isolation controls for agent workloads
10/03/2026 — 10/05, 03:19·1 sources·1 reports
IBM and CoreWeave are jointly designing isolation controls for agent workloads, as research teams shift from training models to running code and testing agents. Beyond compute-heavy jobs, these systems must handle workloads that interact with tools, storage and other services.
Latest turnIBM and CoreWeave have co-designed isolation controls for agent workloads, as research teams move from training models to running code and testing agents. The work targets infrastructure that must handle tool calls, storage and other services alongside heavy computation.
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IBM and CoreWeave have co-designed isolation controls for agent workloads, as research teams move from training models to running code and testing agents. The work targets infrastructure that must handle tool calls, storage and other services alongside heavy computation.
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