Docker announced major new capabilities that make it dramatically easier for developers to build, run, and scale intelligent, agentic applications. Docker is extending Compose into the agent era, enabling developers to define intelligent agent architectures consisting of models and tools in the same simple YAML files they already use for microservices and take those agents to production. With the new Compose capabilities, developers can: Define agents, models, and tools as services in a single Compose file; Run agentic workloads locally or deploy seamlessly to cloud services like Google Cloud Run or Azure Container Apps; Integrate with Docker’s open source Model Context Protocol (MCP) Gateway for secure tool discovery and communication; Share, version, and deploy agentic stacks across environments without rewriting infrastructure code. Docker unveiled Docker Offload (Beta), a new capability that enables developers to offload AI and GPU-intensive workloads to the cloud without disrupting their existing workflows. With Docker Offload, developers can: Maintain local development speed while accessing cloud-scale compute and GPUs; Run large models and multi-agent systems in high-performance cloud environments; Choose where and when to offload workloads for privacy, cost, and performance optimization; Keep data and workloads within specific regions to meet sovereignty requirements and ensure data does not leave designated zones across the globe.