Infinity: a Rust agent runtime so light 75k agents fit in a Raspberry Pi's memory
ShadajL · x · 2026-10-29
Shadaj L unveiled Infinity, a Rust-based agent runtime built for extreme concurrency. It treats agent concurrency as a scheduling problem, offers tool call primitives for asynchronous events, and natively supports serverless — light enough, per the author, to fit 75k agents in a Raspberry Pi's memory.
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