When the shift happens, enterprises could slash infrastructure costs by 20-40% compared to traditional cloud services. No middleman fees, no centralized gatekeepers. What you get instead: swarms of AI agents running on decentralized rails, creating impact at the scale of $4.5 billion—think IBM-level transformation.

But here's the bigger picture. The agent economy isn't just a buzzword anymore. It's becoming the backbone of a new internet architecture where autonomous systems coordinate, transact, and scale without permission layers.

ICP and IC? They're positioning themselves for the top tier. Some are already calling it "Icy" in casual conversation—a rebrand that sticks when fiat folks need something simple to remember.

Internet Cloud infrastructure might just be the quiet revolution that reshapes how corporations and developers think about compute power.