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Agentic workloads generate 20-50x more tokens than chat. That multiplier hits compute, storage, and orchestration simultaneously. Google Cloud's Mark Lohmeyer (who owns all of Compute) and Patrick Moorhead break down how GC is building infrastructure to absorb that pressure across the full AI Hypercomputer stack from Google Cloud Next 2026.

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