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Tetrate and Ory Bring Dynamic, Granular Control to Enterprise AI Agents

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Joint solution combines Ory’s authorization engine with Tetrate Agent Router Enterprise, built on Envoy-based AI gateway, to enforce dynamic policy on live MCP tool calls and request parameters at enterprise scale.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Tetrate and Ory today announced a strategic partnership to help enterprises secure AI agents in production. The joint solution combines Ory’s identity and authorization platform with Tetrate Agent Router Enterprise, applying dynamic, granular policy at the point where agents actually call tools, including governance over the parameters of each MCP tool call.

Many MCP runtimes only decide which tools an agent can see or call. The Tetrate-Ory joint solution goes further, enforcing policy on every live request. AI agent security has two distinct layers: the network/gateway layer (where Tetrate enforces policy on live traffic, tool calls and request parameters) and the authorization/policy layer (where Ory determines what agents and users are actually permitted to do at the resource level). When a call exceeds a defined risk threshold, Tetrate can pause the request, trigger an authentication and approval flow through Ory, issue short-lived elevated access, and record the full approval path for audit.

The timing reflects a clear market need. As companies move AI agents from pilots into real business use, they face growing risks around agent identity, overbroad permissions, unsafe tool access, data exposure, and weak runtime controls.

From customer to partner

Ory first worked with Tetrate as a customer. To improve the infrastructure behind its global IAM and CIAM platform, Ory migrated to Tetrate Enterprise Gateway for Envoy, a move that cut Ory’s resource use by 40 percent and improved product operations and observability. Tetrate exhibited its ability to help customers run Envoy in production at enterprise scale. As Ory expanded its focus to securing AI agents, the relationship grew into a strategic partnership.

Identity, authorization and runtime enforcement

The joint solution combines Ory’s identity layer with Tetrate’s runtime enforcement layer. Ory treats AI agents as first-class identities. Tetrate Agent Router Enterprise enforces those policies when agents call models, tools and enterprise services, including parameter-level control over MCP tool calls. Tetrate can enforce not only which tools an agent may use, but also which request parameters are allowed, based on policies defined in Ory Keto.

“The challenge with AI agents isn’t just controlling which tools they can access—it’s controlling how they use those tools,” said David Wang, head of product management at Tetrate. “Tetrate Agent Router Enterprise enforces fine-grained authorization on MCP tool invocations down to the parameter level, based on policies defined in Ory, and does so through a globally distributed Envoy-based gateway layer. That gives enterprises the precision, scale and control that production deployments demand.”

“AI agents must be treated as first-class identities with explicit authentication, authorization and governance,” said Jeff Kukowski, CEO, Ory. “Together with Tetrate, Ory is helping enterprises secure AI agent deployments end to end, from identity and access decisions to runtime enforcement and policy control.”

Envoy foundation

The solution is built on Envoy AI Gateway, the open source project used in production by organizations such as Bloomberg and other large enterprises. Tetrate is a major contributor to Envoy and Envoy Gateway, and brings that traffic layer to enterprises that need to enforce policy consistently across providers, geographies and environments.

Ory’s use of Tetrate Enterprise Gateway for Envoy helps validate that foundation. It shows that Tetrate can deploy and operate a robust, distributed Envoy-based traffic layer globally for demanding enterprise environments before extending those same strengths into AI agent security.

Key capabilities

Agent identity: Ory gives agents and users verifiable identities.OAuth2 and OIDC token flows: Ory Hydra issues and manages the tokens used to represent agent and user identity, support consent and step-up flows, and carry scoped access into runtime enforcement.Fine-grained authorization: Ory Keto applies least-privilege access policies.Dynamic runtime enforcement: Tetrate evaluates live requests to models, tools and enterprise systems at runtime, not just static tool visibility or allow lists.Parameter-level MCP control: Tetrate enforces Ory Keto policies on both tool access and request parameters, enabling step-up authorization based on the actual content and risk of each request.Visibility and auditability: Security teams can monitor agent behavior, privilege changes and policy enforcement.Proven Envoy foundation for large enterprises: The solution runs on Tetrate’s Envoy-based AI gateway, giving enterprises a robust traffic layer for distributed enforcement of central policy across providers, geographies and environments at global scale.

Use cases

Examples of ideal uses cases for the Tetrate-Ory joint solution include:

Retail: An agent can issue a refund up to an approved dollar amount, but a larger refund triggers step-up approval based on the refund amount parameter.Financial services: An agent can process routine transfers or account actions within policy, but larger transactions, higher-risk destinations or more sensitive account changes trigger step-up approval.Healthcare: An agent can access standard records or routine actions within policy, but requests involving sensitive records, higher-risk medication changes or larger data exports require step-up authorization.Government: An agent can complete routine case or records actions within policy, but access to restricted data, larger benefit disbursements or exception handling can require step-up approval.Customer support: An agent can apply normal credits or account updates, but larger refunds, sensitive account disclosures or high-risk account changes trigger step-up authorization.IT operations: An agent can handle low-risk automation tasks, but production changes, privileged access requests or actions with larger blast radius require step-up approval.HR: An agent can complete routine employee service actions, but compensation changes, access to sensitive personnel records or broader data exports require step-up authorization.

Availability

The joint solution is available now. Tetrate and Ory will collaborate on customer engagements, reference architectures, technical enablement and go-to-market efforts. The companies will also showcase the partnership at Identiverse 2026.

Please visit the Tetrate blog to learn more about this joint solution.

About Tetrate

Tetrate helps enterprises run AI inference with an intelligent routing layer. Tetrate Agent Router Enterprise provides an enterprise AI gateway for routing and governing model, MCP, and agent traffic across providers, regions, and environments. Built on Envoy AI Gateway, Tetrate gives teams a consistent way to route, observe, and control AI traffic at scale. More at tetrate.io.

About Ory

Ory is the modern choice for CIAM, B2B and Agent IAM, and one of the world’s most widely adopted IAM platforms. Ory manages more than 2.5 billion identities across open source and commercial deployments. Its infrastructure powers 10 percent of the top 40 websites and serves leading enterprises in financial services, technology, media, and other sectors requiring flexible, high performance identity solutions. With over 45,000 GitHub stars and 700 million downloads, Ory delivers enterprise grade security with developer-friendly flexibility. The company is backed by investments from Insight Partners, Balderton Capital, PHX Ventures, and IQT. For more information visit www.ory.com  

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GOFO White Paper Highlights Structural Shift in U.S. Last-Mile Delivery

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The white paper examines changing carrier dynamics, fragmented e-commerce demand and strategies for shippers navigating an evolving parcel market.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — GOFO, a technology-driven global last-mile delivery carrier, highlights a structural shift in the U.S. parcel market in its industry white paper, How Fragmenting E-Commerce Is Rebuilding the U.S. Last Mile, first introduced at PARCEL Forum 2026 in September. Drawing on third-party market research, industry data and customer case studies, the report examines how changing strategies among established carriers and increasingly fragmented e-commerce demand are creating room for a broader range of delivery networks and reshaping carrier selection for shippers.

A Changing U.S. Parcel Market

According to ShipMatrix data cited in the white paper, U.S. domestic parcel volume reached 23.9 billion packages in 2025, an increase of 0.4% year over year (ShipMatrix, 2026). Amazon Logistics surpassed USPS as the nation’s largest domestic parcel carrier by volume, delivering 6.7 billion packages, up 9.9%, compared with USPS’s 6.6 billion (ShipMatrix, 2026).

Amazon’s expansion represents a significant development in a market historically dominated by UPS, FedEx and USPS. Meanwhile, UPS has been reducing lower-value Amazon volume, FedEx is emphasizing higher-value shipment segments, and USPS continues competing for lightweight e-commerce deliveries while adjusting its pricing and service mix.

On the demand side, e-commerce is becoming increasingly fragmented. According to eMarketer estimates cited in the report, Amazon accounted for approximately 40.5% of U.S. retail e-commerce sales in 2025, with the remaining 59.5% distributed across other marketplaces, retailer websites and direct-to-consumer channels (eMarketer, 2025). This diversification is creating more varied shipment patterns, fulfillment arrangements and delivery requirements.

The Rise of Alternative Carriers

As traditional carrier strategies and e-commerce demand evolve, alternative delivery networks are expanding their presence in the U.S. parcel market. ShipMatrix’s “Other Carriers” category, which includes retailers’ own delivery networks and independent regional carriers, reached approximately 2.5 billion packages in 2025, with reported growth of 13% (ShipMatrix, 2026).

The white paper identifies a range of emerging operating models, including cross-border specialists, technology-enabled urban delivery platforms and super-regional networks. Rather than following a single standardized approach, these carriers serve different geographic markets, shipment profiles and fulfillment needs.

This evolving landscape is giving shippers a broader range of delivery options. The report recommends evaluating carriers based on total transportation costs, geographic coverage, service reliability and technology integration, while maintaining diversified carrier relationships to reduce dependence on individual networks.

Customer Case Studies Highlight the Importance of Carrier Readiness

Drawing on GOFO’s experience with Dr. Squatch and ShipMonk, the white paper illustrates how alternative carriers can support shippers when existing delivery arrangements are disrupted.

According to the case studies, Dr. Squatch expanded its relationship with GOFO from a monitored pilot to a core carrier arrangement after an existing provider became unavailable at short notice. During the transition, the average calendar transit time improved from 3.75 to 3.15 days.

ShipMonk faced an unplanned carrier transition within its Economy delivery tier. GOFO became operational within ShipMonk’s Virtual Carrier Network in 10 days and completed onboarding across its network nodes within 35 days. Over a comparable off-peak period, average transit time improved from 2.56 to 2.10 business days.

Both cases illustrate how advance carrier integration and diversified delivery options can support service continuity during unexpected disruptions.

Looking Ahead

The white paper concludes that U.S. last-mile delivery is undergoing a long-term structural realignment rather than a temporary market cycle. As delivery networks diversify, operational flexibility, real-time shipment visibility and technology integration are expected to become increasingly important in carrier evaluation.

For shippers, adapting to this environment will require delivery strategies that balance cost, coverage, reliability and flexibility across different fulfillment models.

The full white paper, How Fragmenting E-Commerce Is Rebuilding the U.S. Last Mile, provides additional market analysis, customer case studies and a detailed carrier evaluation framework. It is available on GOFO’s website.

About GOFO

GOFO is a technology-driven global last-mile delivery carrier founded in Los Angeles in August 2023. Guided by the brand philosophy “Drive Efficiency, Deliver Trust”, GOFO combines advanced technology with localized operations to provide reliable and scalable delivery solutions. GOFO’s network spans 47 U.S. states, supported by more than 300 hubs and stations. In Canada, GOFO has established a delivery network anchored by two primary hubs in Vancouver and Toronto, with service coverage across five provinces. Supported by an integrated North American network, automated sortation, intelligent routing, and disciplined operations, GOFO provides GOFO Parcel for standard parcel delivery and GOFO Ground for heavyweight, oversized, and complex shipments, delivering efficient, reliable, and scalable last-mile solutions across diverse markets. More information is available at gofo.com.

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A.I.Matics’ AIM-T1 Named CES Innovation Awards® 2027 Honoree in Two Categories

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AI vision inspection platform recognized in Artificial Intelligence and Construction & Industrial Tech

SEOUL, South Korea, Nov. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — A.I.Matics’ AIM-T1, an AI vision inspection platform that helps electronics manufacturers identify defects and adapt inspections to new products, has been named a CES 2027 Innovation Awards Honoree in two categories: Artificial Intelligence and Construction & Industrial Tech.

AIM-T1 is designed for quality, process and manufacturing engineers working with products such as camera modules, semiconductor packages and printed circuit board assemblies. It addresses a recurring challenge in electronics production: maintaining consistent inspection as product designs and manufacturing requirements change.

Introducing a new product can require manufacturers to collect defect images, revise inspection criteria and adjust imaging equipment. These tasks can place additional demands on experienced inspectors and AI engineers, particularly in facilities with frequent product changeovers.

AIM-T1 combines modular imaging hardware with software-defined inspection to help teams adapt their inspection workflows on a common platform. The system uses reference samples of acceptable products to establish inspection criteria and identify deviations that may indicate defects.

The platform incorporates world model technology and in-context learning. Its optical system combines liquid lens technology with electronic focus stacking to capture images at multiple focal planes without mechanical Z-axis movement. Camera resolution, lens magnification, lighting and inspection configurations can be adjusted to suit different applications.

Operators can use a dedicated software interface to configure inspection criteria, review results and refine inspection models. The platform is designed to reduce reliance on specialized expertise for each product changeover by making inspection knowledge easier to reuse.

For electronics manufacturers reshoring production or adding regional capacity, transferring inspection expertise is an important part of bringing new facilities online. AIM-T1 is designed to make inspection workflows easier to reuse across products and production lines, helping quality and manufacturing teams establish inspection processes at new locations.

Organized by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), the CES Innovation Awards program recognizes outstanding design and engineering in consumer technology products. CES 2027 will take place Jan. 6–9 in Las Vegas.

A.I.Matics plans to showcase AIM-T1 at CES 2027 and meet with manufacturers, automation equipment integrators and potential distribution partners. Booth and meeting details will be announced once confirmed.

For product information, visit https://vision.aimatics.ai/. 

* The CES Innovation Awards are based upon descriptive materials submitted to the judges. CTA did not verify the accuracy of any submission or of any claims made and did not test the item to which the award was given.

About A.I.Matics

A.I.Matics is a South Korean Vision AI company and a subsidiary of Dreamtech. Established as an in-house venture at Hyundai Motor Company in 2000 and incorporated in 2003, the company built its expertise in automotive vision recognition by supplying lane departure warning systems to automakers. Today, it develops industry-specific AI solutions for transportation, logistics and manufacturing.

The company combines its proprietary AI engine, aimNet, with imaging technology and application software to help businesses identify risks, detect anomalies and make operational decisions. Its portfolio includes AI-powered driver safety cameras, the aid fleet management platform and AIM-T1, a software-defined AI vision inspection platform for advanced electronics manufacturing. The company also develops intelligent process and operations management solutions and AI chatbots for logistics call centers.

For more information, visit https://www.aimatics.ai/en.

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The 19th Europe-China Business and Technology Cooperation Fair boosts business cooperation

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BEIJING, Nov. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — This is a report from China.org.cn:

The 19th Europe-China Business and Technology Cooperation Fair was held in Chengdu, Sichuan province, from Oct. 21 to 23, bringing together businesses and institutions from China and Europe to explore opportunities in trade, investment, and technological innovation.

Co-organized by the China Chamber of International Commerce and the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, the fair featured the theme “Dialogue and Cooperation for Shared Benefits and Prosperity.”

This year’s fair attracted more than 1,800 participants from over 30 countries, representing 869 enterprises and institutions. Delegations from Portugal, Switzerland, France, the United Kingdom, Spain, and other countries attended, alongside multinational companies including CMA CGM, Saint-Gobain, ABB, AstraZeneca, Bayer, and Siemens.

For the first time, the fair introduced an intelligent matchmaking system, complemented by manual coordination, to improve connections between businesses. A total of 174 Chinese and foreign companies held 365 one-on-one matchmaking meetings, generating more than 160 cooperation intentions and helping turn business discussions into potential projects.

The fair focused on sectors including new energy and environmental protection, biomedicine, agri-food, intelligent robotics, cutting-edge technologies, vocational education, and commercial legal services. Investment and trade promotion events were also held by Hainan, Tianjin, Taicang in Jiangsu province, and other regions to connect with European partners. Participants also visited industrial parks and enterprises to explore opportunities and facilitate project development.

The event also saw progress in regional and international partnerships. Loja, Spain, and Pengzhou, Sichuan province, signed a letter of intent to establish a friendly cooperative relationship. More than 20 Portuguese enterprises and institutions attended the fair, while Portugal’s secretary of state for agriculture delivered remarks at a sub-event. The United Kingdom, the fair’s country of honor, was also involved in organizing a China-Europe exchange on cross-border cooperation in biomedicine.

As global economic recovery remains uneven, the fair continues to provide a platform for China-Europe dialogue and business exchanges, fostering cooperation in technology, market access, and investment.

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