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46 listed worldwide, in date order.
Tech professionals and enthusiasts gather at Up Cafe to work on personal or professional projects in a casual coworking setting. Attendees can collaborate, network, and find support while working alongside peers from various tech backgrounds. This event welcomes anyone working in or aspiring to join the tech community.
This event is an in-person meetup held at Peet's Coffee & Tea in Fair Oaks, California. It provides an opportunity for local founders, investors, and operators to network and reconnect after a pandemic hiatus. Participants will engage in informal conversations to support community building and collaboration.
This event is a casual networking meetup held in Santa Clara for people interested in meeting new contacts within the startup and tech community. It is suitable for founders, operators, and others who want to expand their professional network in a relaxed setting. Attendees can engage with local peers and build connections to support their ventures or careers.
This event offers a unique co-working session where attendees can collaborate on coding and experiment with the latest AI models while enjoying the company of cats. It is designed for builders and AI enthusiasts looking to network and engage with the Mistral team in a casual setting. Guests can also receive exclusive Mistral merchandise.
This event gathers founders, engineers, product builders, traders, and fintech operators to discuss how AI agents interact with money. Participants walk and converse about emerging infrastructure challenges and safety questions in connecting AI agents to financial accounts. It is designed for those building or curious about AI-driven fintech technologies and workflows.
This event is a casual breakfast meetup for founders, operators, and people involved in startups to connect and share ideas. Attendees meet in person at a cafe in New York City for informal conversations without a formal agenda. It offers an opportunity to build relationships and start the day with coffee and networking.
This event focuses on Kubernetes and related technologies with a social element including food and swag sponsored by Komodor. It is for developers, operators, and tech enthusiasts interested in Kubernetes and cloud-native infrastructure. Attendees can network and share knowledge about container orchestration and deployment in person in Cambridge, MA.
This event brings together developers using Claude Code in New York City to network and share their projects. Attendees can demo their creations in short presentations and connect with peers building on the Claude Code platform. The meetup provides a casual environment with snacks and drinks for community engagement.
Five teams demonstrate how they select and route AI models in production addressing trade-offs like quality, cost, latency, and reliability. The event is for developers and engineering leads building AI agents or agent infrastructure who want to learn practical approaches to model routing. Attendees will gain insights from real-world demos on optimizing model decisions in live environments.
This meetup gathers builders working with Claude, from beginners experimenting with the API to experienced developers. Attendees hear a short talk and demo, participate in planning future sessions, and network with others in the community. It is aimed at those interested in collaborating and sharing ideas around Claude development in the Durham area.
This event explains a complete go-to-market engineering framework for product founders, engineers, and designers who have shipped something and want to reach customers. Attendees learn the phases of launch, grow, optimize, and how to measure and model funnels properly. It prepares participants for a follow-up hackathon where they launch their product live.
PLUG Central is an online event for Linux enthusiasts meeting via Jitsi Meet, featuring a speaker session from 7:30 to 8:30 PM. It is designed for people interested in Linux and open source technology. Attendees can join without RSVPs and connect with like-minded operators.
Participants demonstrate live demos of projects including side projects, internal tools, and open source work. The event is for builders and creators interested in sharing their work and receiving community feedback. Attendees can meet others who are building technology projects in the San Francisco Bay Area.
This event features expert-led sessions presenting the latest updates from the SQL engineering team. It is targeted at professionals interested in SQL technology and database engineering. Attendees can learn about new capabilities and developments directly from Microsoft SQL engineers.
This event features brief presentations and small group discussions focused on practical AI applications for nonprofits. It welcomes nonprofit professionals and others interested in AI without requiring technical expertise. Attendees share experiences and learn from each other to improve nonprofit work using AI.
Craig Silverstein will be available to answer questions during this office hours session. This event is aimed at founders and operators seeking advice from an experienced CEO and multiple-time founder. Participants can gain insights and guidance on their startup challenges and growth strategies.
The event features live AI demos from developers and founders showcasing real working products and tools across the AI stack. It is for developers, founders, and builders interested in seeing practical AI applications beyond theory or pitches. Attendees gain insight into current AI tooling trends, network with peers, and experience a casual, engaging environment.
DC470 Meetup is a networking event held in Atlanta for startup community members to connect and collaborate. The exact venue details are being finalized. This event offers an opportunity for local founders and operators to engage with peers and build relationships in person.
This event gathers developers and builders interested in open-source AI models to share knowledge about running, fine-tuning, and owning models in production. Attendees will hear lightning talks from teams like MiniMax, Baseten, Moonshot, and Factory, with opportunities for demos, panels, and networking. It is designed for professionals engaged in AI development who want to connect and learn in an intimate setting.
This is an informal, in-person meetup for entrepreneurs to network, cowork, share ideas, brainstorm, and mentor each other. It is aimed at founders and operators looking to connect with like-minded peers in the South Bay San Diego area. The event is free and provides a casual environment to build relationships and exchange support.
This event examines the internal workings of large language model inference serving, focusing on the systems layer between API endpoints and GPU clusters. It is intended for machine learning practitioners interested in understanding bottlenecks, algorithms, and architecture involved in production LLM deployment. Attendees will gain insights into performance optimization for LLM inference in production environments.
This session teaches how to enhance the output quality of low-cost AI models by designing structured workflows including prompts, roles, and evaluation methods. It is aimed at builders, business users, creators, and AI practitioners seeking cost-effective ways to improve AI-generated content. Attendees will learn practical techniques for balancing quality and expense in AI model use.
This event is an informal co-working session for people interested in coding and coffee. Participants of all skill levels work on projects, share knowledge, and network during the meetup. The event includes a community introduction circle and optional tech workshops for skill-building and discussion.
This event is a virtual meetup where participants can network and connect with others in the startup and tech ecosystem. It is aimed at founders, operators, and tech enthusiasts interested in building relationships and sharing insights. Attendees join to expand their network and stay engaged with the Santa Monica and Los Angeles tech communities.