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Shows how .NET developers use Microsoft Foundry, Azure AI, Semantic Kernel and patterns like A2A and MCP to build and scale agent-driven, production-ready intelligent applications.In this podcast, we explore how .NET developers can rapidly build and scale intelligent, agent-driven applications using Microsoft Foundry. Learn how to integrate Azure AI capabilities, orchestrate multi-agent workflows with Semantic Kernel, and leverage modern patterns like A2A and MCP to create real-world, production-ready AI solutions. This talk focuses on practical architecture, developer productivity, and how to bring AI-powered applications to life faster within the .NET ecosystem.
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