“The network is the computer.”
— John Gage, Sun Microsystems (1984)

Reprogramming the Network

Most people don’t realize we’re still using protocols from the 1980s to move packets across the world. TCP/IP. UDP. BGP. DNS. Names everyone knows. Code that’s barely changed.

But AGI is coming online. And the infrastructure beneath it is frozen in time.

Your models. Your agents. Your systems. All running atop reactive, brittle, one-size-fits-all pipes.

We believe this is untenable.

Narrative Violation

The dominant narrative is that “networking is solved.” More speed, more bandwidth, more spectrum—that’s the answer. The chips evolve. The cloud scales. The system holds.

But under it all is a foundation that was never designed for autonomous actors, emergent behavior, or real-time learning.

It wasn’t built for AGI.
It wasn’t built for agents reasoning across environments.
And it wasn’t built for coordination at machine speed.

The narrative says the network doesn’t matter. We say it’s the bottleneck.

What We’re Building

Cosmic Labs is building the agentic network stack—the first designed for an AGI-native world.

Not an optimization. A reprogramming.

We’re replacing TCP with a new class of intelligent protocols that learn, predict, and adapt at the packet layer.

We train across classical and quantum systems—because agentic networks require nonlinear reasoning.
We run on CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs—even legacy infrastructure—because real networks can’t pause for rewrites.
And we’re hardware-agnostic by default—because intelligence should be portable.

Why Now

AGI breaks the assumptions of static networking.
Agents don’t wait. They act.
They don’t follow scripts. They self-organize.
And they don’t forgive latency, failure, or blind spots.

The internet wasn’t built for this.
We are.

Cosmic Labs
Infrastructure for autonomous systems and AGI-native environments.
Not a faster network. A smarter one.