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▶ 1:31 · $PARALLEL · Parallel builds agentic search infrastructure for AI agents, partners with Google Cloud
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Parallel’s Parag Agrawal: Building a New Web for AI Agents

2026-08-25 · 3 company · 9 thematic
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parag agrawal

Former Twitter engineer, CTO, and CEO; now building Parallel — web infrastructure for AI agents to keep the open web open. Spent over a decade at Twitter scaling systems and ML infrastructure.

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“At Parallel, we're building uh a bunch of technology in order to allow agents to search and use the web. So just like humans forever have figured out how to use browsers and search engines and clicking and browsing around the web to access…”
—parag agrawal

episode shorts · 4

If AI Agents Can Do It Today, What's Left For Tomorrow? | Parag…

Every Page You Publish Now Has Two Audiences | Parag Agrawal, P…

Who Gets Paid When An AI Answers Your Question? | Parag Agrawal…

Agents Will Use The Web 1,000x More Than We Do | Parag Agrawal,…

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