Gravitee launches Gamma as AI agent use surges past 7 million

By AI, Created 1:06 PM UTC, June 02, 2026, /AGP/ – Gravitee has launched Gamma, a new Agent Management platform, as commissioned research finds more than 7 million AI agents are already active across major U.S. and U.K. enterprises. The release aims to give companies a single control plane for governing agent identities, access, tools and model traffic as autonomous software spreads through the workforce.

Why it matters: - AI agents are moving from pilots to production inside large enterprises, creating new security, governance and cost-control needs. - Gravitee is positioning Gamma as infrastructure for the “agentic enterprise,” where autonomous systems are expected to handle more work across software, operations and eventually physical systems. - The research suggests the agent population has already reached a scale that can rival major parts of the traditional professional workforce.

What happened: - Gravitee launched Gravitee Gamma on June 2, 2026. - The platform is designed to secure, govern and expose autonomous systems used by enterprises. - Gravitee said Gamma is built to manage more than 7 million AI agents already in the market, up from 3 million counted in January. - The launch came alongside new research commissioned by Gravitee and conducted by Opinion Matters. - The study polled 750 CTOs and vice presidents of engineering at major U.S. and U.K. enterprises.

The details: - The research found 7.2 million AI agents in U.S. and U.K. workforces. - Gravitee said there are now more AI agents working in the U.S. economy than there are teachers, doctors and lawyers combined. - The company also said the number of agents at large is now greater than Denmark’s population. - Gamma combines LLM Proxy, MCP Proxy and A2A Proxy into a single AI gateway. - The platform is intended to control every model call, every tool invocation and every agent-to-agent interaction. - Gamma includes a catalog of MCP Servers, Tools, Skills, Resources and Agents. - Gravitee can import from existing MCP registries and also operate as a registry itself. - MCP Studio lets teams compose new MCP Servers from existing tools, legacy systems, APIs and event streams. - Agent Identities use Gravitee’s Agentic Identity & Access Management solution to give AI agents cryptographic workload identity. - The identity layer includes on-behalf-of token exchange and native SPIFFE/SPIRE integration. - Gravitee says every agent that touches enterprise infrastructure is authenticated and authorised. - Tracing provides end-to-end observability from the original prompt through the upstream API call. - The platform captures cost attribution and policy decisions at each step. - Gamma is meant to support internal AI operations such as governed LLM routing, secure access to third-party MCP servers and FinOps controls. - Gamma is also meant to support companies exposing internal context, APIs and capabilities to customers and partners through governed MCP endpoints.

Between the lines: - Gravitee is trying to define a new product category around agent management before rivals set the standard. - The platform reflects a broader shift from managing APIs alone to managing identities, permissions and traffic for autonomous software. - RATP Group is already using Gravitee Gamma to govern its agentic workforce, which gives the launch an enterprise reference point. - Tealium has also adopted Gravitee’s Agent Management solutions, underscoring demand for tools that connect AI agents to existing API programs. - The message to buyers is that speed and control are being framed as inseparable for enterprise AI deployment.

What’s next: - Gravitee expects more agents to join enterprise workflows as frontier models improve. - The company is betting that agent-to-agent communication, governed MCP access and cryptographic identity will become standard requirements. - Enterprises building AI-native products are likely to be an early market for controlled exposure layers like Gamma.

The bottom line: - Gravitee is launching Gamma to become the control plane for a fast-growing class of enterprise AI agents that are already operating at meaningful scale.