Agentic AI Foundation Adds 57 Members Including Alibaba, Visa, and Wells Fargo

August 13, 2026
The Agentic AI Foundation added 57 members over the past quarter, bringing total membership to 247 organizations worldwide. New Gold members include Alibaba Group, Visa, and Wells Fargo.

Agentic AI Foundation added 57 members over the past quarter, bringing total membership to 247 organizations worldwide, announced in a press release.

The additions include 3 Gold, 33 Silver, and 21 Associate members. New Gold members are Alibaba Group, Visa, and Wells Fargo.

New Silver members include Asana, Boomi, CData Software, Datavant, MathWorks, Postman, Pulumi, Silver Lake, and Traefik Labs. New Associate members include CERN, Stanford University, Concordia University, Lancaster University, and Georgia Tech Applied Research Corporation.

The foundation said its members are working on open standards for agentic AI systems. It also highlighted activity in the Asia Pacific region, including MCP Dev Summit Seoul on August 13 and 14, followed by AGNTCon and MCPCon events in Japan and China in September.

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