Models built at Google. Open-source tooling from Hugging Face.
NVIDIA silicon beneath vLLM and Red Hat infrastructure. Data in a
Databricks lakehouse or Supabase Postgres. Vectors and logs in
Elastic. Code written in Cursor, merged through GitHub, built and
tested on remote-execution infrastructure like NativeLink. Voice
through ElevenLabs.
You picked these tools from docs, benchmarks, and changelogs. You
debugged them through GitHub issues at 2 a.m. On October 15–16,
the people who build and run this stack are in the same room,
taking questions.
Next to them: teams running AI where failure costs real money —
across aircraft maintenance, mobility, industrial equipment,
telecom infrastructure, and software used by businesses at scale.
Twenty-minute technical sessions. Architectures, numbers, and
failure modes. What it costs to run, where it broke, and what they
would build differently today. If a talk works as an ad, it does
not make this stage.