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Peak Unveils Agentic AI Solution for Real-Time Observability

Say goodbye to traditional monitoring. Peak's new agentic AI solution uses autonomous digital workers to fix issues in real-time, often before users even notice them.

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Peak Unveils Agentic AI Solution for Real-Time Observability

Peak, a UiPath company, has launched a groundbreaking agentic AI solution, marking a significant shift in observability. This new approach moves beyond traditional monitoring, enabling real-time detection, diagnosis, and even remediation of issues.

In this agentic AI paradigm, sensors deploy autonomous digital workers to investigate and repair problems. Often, these issues are resolved before users even notice them. This transition requires rethinking data storage and query optimization.

Agentic AI offers real-time anomaly detection and root cause analysis, providing contextual insights and acting upon them. Unlike traditional tools, agentic AI can take action based on these insights. Peak's solution, launched on October 1, 2025, is designed for retail and manufacturing sectors.

Powering these AI agents is Apache Pinot, an open-source real-time analytics database. It supports extreme query per second (QPS) rates at low latency, perfect for AI agents' workloads. Potential applications span industries like power grid monitoring, financial services, and AI system observability.

The shift to agentic AI observability can lower costs by reducing downtime and performance issues. It breaks the cycle of costs scaling linearly with data volume. As agentic AI matures, the line between observability and orchestration will blur, creating self-optimizing digital environments.

Peak's agentic AI solution represents a significant leap in observability. By enabling real-time issue resolution and reducing downtime, it promises cost savings and improved performance. As it matures, it could blur the lines between observability and orchestration, creating continuously self-optimizing digital environments.

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