The article argues that next-generation AI systems can reach superintelligence through horizontal scaling via multi-agent coordination rather than ever-larger single models. Vijoy Pandey of Outshift by Cisco proposes an ‘Internet of Cognition’ as connective tissue letting specialized agents share intent, context, and reasoning across domains. The framework rests on three pillars—cognition state protocols, a cognition fabric for institutional memory, and cognitive amplifiers with guardrails—intended to let autonomous agents jointly solve problems no single agent was trained for.