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Hutton Tech Solutions says its AI Agent Sandbox is a high-concurrency agent platform built on Blackwell architecture that runs 50+ agents simultaneously with near-zero latency.
Hutton Tech Solutions says its AI Agent Sandbox is a high-concurrency agent platform built on Blackwell architecture that runs 50+ agents simultaneously with near-zero latency. The company says the platform is designed for high-frequency trading, research, and complex simulations.
According to the company, the AI Agent Sandbox is a multi-agent platform that avoids the throttling and latency issues common in most cloud setups. The company says Blackwell parallelization enables sub-millisecond latency and that customers pay per agent cycle rather than for idle infrastructure.
The company says the platform includes API and SDKs, monitoring and control tools, and support for speed-critical applications. Features listed by the company include a REST API with OpenAI-compatible endpoints, WebSocket connections, Python and TypeScript/JavaScript libraries, and integration templates for LangChain, AutoGen, and CrewAI. The company says the real-time dashboard tracks active agents, latency, and costs, with usage analytics, cycle tracking, forecasting, and performance metrics including p50, p95, and p99 latency. Error tracking with automatic retry logic and cost alerts when approaching cycle limits are also included, according to the company.
The company says the platform is built for speed-critical applications such as high-frequency trading, multi-agent research, and rapid prototyping. It says users can run 50 strategy agents in parallel, simulate complex systems with dozens of interacting agents, and test 50 variations of an AI workflow simultaneously.
According to the company, the platform costs $0.10 per agent cycle on a pay-as-you-go basis. The Starter plan is $500 per month and includes up to 5 concurrent agents, 5,000 agent cycles per month, and $0.10 per additional cycle. The Professional plan is $2,000 per month and includes up to 10 concurrent agents, 25,000 agent cycles per month, and $0.08 per additional cycle. The Enterprise plan is custom priced and includes up to 25 concurrent agents, custom cycle allocation of 100k or more cycles per month, and volume discounts as low as $0.05 per cycle. The company says a free trial includes 100 free agent cycles with no credit card required, and a demo is available with no signup required.
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