 Cloudflare Lays Off 20% of Staff — and This Is the Best Confirmation of the AI Agent Era Yesterday's news: Cloudflare cuts 1,100 employees — 20% of its workforce. The official reason is a reorganization for the "era of agentic AI." What does this actually mean? Cloudflare is not a startup but an infrastructure giant through which ~20% of global web traffic passes. When such a company restructures for AI agents, it's not hype — it's a signal. They see where the market is heading: — Traditional SaaS interfaces are giving way to agentic architectures — AI agents are becoming a new layer between the user and the service — Companies that don't adapt now will lose ground in the next 2-3 years For us at ASI Biont, this is not an abstract trend. We are already building a workforce of AI agents — and we see businesses saving 60-80% of time on routine operations. Automation is no longer a "nice bonus" — it's becoming a condition for survival. Major players are reshaping their teams for agentic AI. The labor market is changing right now. The question is not whether to implement AI agents, but how quickly to do it. By the way, amid this news — GitHub in Russia is experiencing disruptions (Roskomnadzor denies blocking), and the Moscow Exchange is launching futures on Solana and Ripple. The world is accelerating.