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DevOps · thenewstack.io · Sunday, 26 July 2026

MCP 2.0 Ditches Session Handshakes, Letting Servers Scale Without Custom State

The new MCP release candidate removes the long‑standing session and handshake layer, making every request self‑contained. By shifting capability negotiation to per‑call metadata, operators can run MCP services as stateless pods without session affinity or extra session stores, simplifying scaling and reducing infrastructure overhead.

Read the source: thenewstack.io ↗In the 26 July issue →