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Exclusive: LucidLink launches MCP server to give AI agents shared access to distributed files

LucidLink just bridged the gap between AI agents and enterprise file systems. MCP server now live in public beta.

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Why it matters

As AI agents move from chatbots to autonomous workflows, infrastructure for shared file access across hybrid clouds becomes critical. LucidLink's MCP server removes a key friction point for enterprises deploying agentic AI at scale.

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  1. LucidLink launches MCP (Model Context Protocol) server in public beta

  2. Enables AI agents to access shared files across clouds, on-premises, and edge

  3. Built on distributed file system and object storage technology

  4. Addresses agent-as-capability deployment bottleneck for enterprise users

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Publisher excerpt: LucidLink Corp., the maker of a cloud network-attached storage system based on object storage technology, today extended its distributed file system technology into agentic artificial intelligence with the public beta release of a Model Context Protocol server that lets AI agents access shared…
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