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AI Agents Move From Theory Into Production

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Diego Valverde By Diego Valverde | Journalist & Industry Analyst - Fri, 02/06/2026 - 10:40

This week showcased AI’s transition from a tool to foundational infrastructure. Explosive growth in AI agents, Snowflake and OpenAI’s US$200 million enterprise deal, and Amazon’s talks to invest up to US$50 billion in OpenAI signal that control over data, models, and compute is becoming a strategic asset. Retailers like Liverpool are operationalizing agentic commerce, while governments are asserting sovereignty over AI development. Even SpaceX’s acquisition of xAI reinforces the theme: AI is no longer about adoption, but about ownership, scale, and long-term positioning.

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Use of AI Agents Grew 327% Globally in the Last Four Months

The global use of AI agents grew by 327% in just four months, positioning them as a key emerging capability in AI adoption, according to Databricks. This scenario shows significant progress in the path of agentic AI, scaling from theoretical models to integration backed by measurable business results.

AI Reshapes Retail, E-Commerce as It Shifts to Execution

AI has moved from experimentation to execution in retail and e-commerce, fundamentally reshaping how consumers evaluate value, make purchase decisions, and engage with brands, says Alonso Yáñez, Vice President and Consumer Goods and Retail Leader for North LATAM, Capgemini, during a presentation on shifting consumer behavior in Mexico and global markets.

Mexico SECIHTI Unveils 10 Principles for Ethical AI Deployment

The Ministry of Science, Humanities, Technology, and Innovation (SECIHTI) presented the Chapultepec Principles, 10 normative guidelines designed to establish the ethical and governance criteria for AI regulation within Mexico.

Sonora Opens Kutsari Center to Boost Semiconductor Design

Governor of Sonora Alfonso Durazo signed three agreements to establish the Kutsari Semiconductor Research and Development Center at the Universidad de Sonora. This facility will serve as a technical hub to develop specialized talent and promote technological sovereignty under the Plan Sonora for Sustainable Energy.

Liverpool Adopts Agentic Commerce to Enable AI-Driven Sales

Liverpool has integrated commercetools‘s agentic commerce platform to facilitate autonomous transactions within AI ecosystems. This technological adoption will enable the retailer to execute sales directly through conversational assistants while maintaining its unified commerce framework. 

SpaceX Acquires xAI to Build Solar-Powered Orbital AI Data Center

SpaceX has acquired xAI to consolidate aerospace engineering with AI research into a single entity valued at US$1.25 trillion. This merger aims to facilitate the deployment of orbital data centers to bypass terrestrial power limitations, scaling compute capacity through the Starship launch system.

Snowflake, OpenAI Sign US$200 Million Enterprise AI Partnership

Snowflake and OpenAI have signed a multi-year, US$200 million partnership agreement to deliver advanced AI capabilities to global enterprise customers. The collaboration integrates OpenAI models directly into the Snowflake AI Data Cloud to facilitate the deployment of context-aware applications and agents, allowing more than 12,600 organizations to leverage proprietary data for deep research and instant insights.

Amazon in Talks to Invest US$50 Billion in OpenAI

Amazon is in negotiations to invest up to US$50 billion in OpenAI, reports The Wall Street Journal. Andy Jassy, CEO, Amazon, and Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI, are conducting direct discussions to integrate Amazon hardware into the AI developer's infrastructure.

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