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This online event covers AI-driven quantum error correction techniques to enable fault-tolerant quantum computing. It focuses on replacing classical decoders with neural architectures that improve logical error rates and discusses engineering challenges for real-time implementation. Attendees interested in quantum computing advancements and AI applications in hardware control will benefit from the session.

This workshop explores the value of harness engineering versus fine-tuning AI models. It is aimed at AI practitioners and technologists evaluating effort allocation in AI model training and deployment. Attendees will learn when harness engineering is beneficial and when fine-tuning provides better results through expert-led talks and a panel discussion.

Society of Hackers hosts monthly in-person cybersecurity talks featuring lightning presentations and a keynote on topics like adversarial AI and hardware hacking. This event is for active and aspiring cybersecurity professionals eager to learn and share knowledge in an inclusive environment. Attendees can explore emerging industry topics and hear from diverse emerging voices in infosec.

The ClickHouse Jakarta Meetup features talks by data engineers and engineering leaders focused on scaling and optimizing analytics pipelines using ClickHouse technology. It is designed for data professionals and enthusiasts who want to learn about real-time analytics, data ingestion, and database performance. Attendees can network and engage with the local ClickHouse community in Jakarta.

This event explores the shift in modern warfare towards autonomous, software-defined defence systems and the emerging Mosaic Warfare model. It is designed for founders, operators, engineers, and investors interested in autonomy, robotics, and defence technology in India. Attendees will gain insights into autonomous perception, Indian defence-tech market dynamics, and ethical debates about autonomy in weapons.

This event features five practitioner talks focused on building with Claude Code in scientific and regulated environments. It is for developers, engineers, tech leads, and data scientists working with AI in real-world research settings. Attendees will gain insights from peers about AI applications in brain disease research and related workflows.

This event discusses the impact of Java 21 Virtual Threads on real-world applications. It is aimed at engineers and developers interested in improving concurrency and performance in their Java projects. Attendees will explore practical engineering concepts in a meetup setting in Prague.

This event brings together engineers and developers interested in PostgreSQL to learn advanced techniques and best practices. Attendees can expect technical talks on building highly available Postgres infrastructure and scaling Postgres performance under production load. It offers networking opportunities with local Postgres practitioners in the Atlanta area.

This is an executive meeting focused on cloud security challenges and solutions in complex multicloud environments. Technology leaders and security professionals will discuss strategies to improve visibility, reduce alert fatigue, and secure AI-driven infrastructures. The event highlights agentless security technology and a consolidated security posture for speeding innovation without compromising safety.

This panel discussion focuses on data sovereignty and the technical challenges of building AI and data platforms with open standards. It targets developers, architects, and technology leaders interested in AI, open source, and data infrastructure. Participants will explore practical approaches to maintaining control over AI models and data amid regulatory and platform constraints.

This meetup introduces PgCache, a new PostgreSQL project for caching frequently accessed data. Founders James Nelson and Philip Johnston will explain the motivation behind PgCache, share insights from development, and demonstrate its functions. The event is suited for developers and database enthusiasts interested in PostgreSQL replication and caching.

The Boston Security August 2026 Meetup features two technical talks on DNS and domain investigations in geopolitical contexts and improving security alert processes. It is intended for security practitioners and enthusiasts in the Boston area interested in threat research and security operations. Attendees can engage in knowledge sharing and community networking around security topics.

This meetup focuses on Apache Iceberg and its role in modern open lakehouse architectures. Attendees include data engineers, platform teams, and technical professionals interested in query engines, real-time analytics, and open table formats. The event offers technical talks, demos, and networking opportunities over lunch in Bengaluru.

SomethingQ 2026 explores the future of science and innovation in Queensland by bringing together government, industry, research, and startup leaders. Attendees learn about the science and innovation horizon, the path to commercialisation, and available support opportunities. The event concludes with a networking mixer to foster connections and collaboration across Queensland's ecosystem.

Join industry leaders, manufacturers, innovators, researchers, startups, workforce partners, and defense stakeholders for the 2026 Microelectronics Forum — a one-day event focused on strengthening the future of U.S. microelectronics, semiconductor manufacturing, and national security. Hosted by Upstate Defense, this forum brings together organizations driving innovation across New York’s rapidly growing microelectronics ecosystem. This event is […] \n

This meetup features presentations by professionals building and operating cloud platforms at scale, focusing on infrastructure and Kubernetes-native control planes. It is designed for people involved in building, operating, or governing cloud platforms, especially those dealing with scale, team size, or hybrid environments. Attendees can learn from real-world experiences and engage in discussions before networking.

ACM Austin and IEEE host an August Tech meetup celebrating their 1-year anniversary with technical talks and community networking. The event is for technologists and local tech community members who want to engage with peers and learn from technical presentations. Attendees can expect meaningful conversations and a showcase of local tech talent.

DevFest DC 2026 is a large developer conference featuring over 800 participants, sessions, code labs, and workshops focused on AI, robotics, programming languages, and startup innovation. It is designed for developers, technologists, and startup enthusiasts seeking technical skills and networking opportunities. Attendees gain access to expert speakers and hands-on learning experiences in the DMV region.

The TUM Hyperloop Summit presents the latest research and engineering developments in Hyperloop technology. It gathers researchers, industry partners, and guests to share progress on the reference track and future project directions. Attendees can network and explore opportunities within the TUM Hyperloop initiative.

GDG Cloud Zürich hosts an evening of technical talks focused on Google Cloud technologies. The event features presentations by developers and engineers sharing insights and demos from recent hackathons and real-world projects. Attendees gain knowledge about AI applications and network with local practitioners in the cloud computing community.

Physical AI Day 2026 is a conference in Munich focusing on the applications and business value of Physical AI in engineering and manufacturing. The event is designed for CTOs and heads of engineering, manufacturing, and R&D from leading global enterprises and SMEs. Attendees will explore AI infrastructure, autonomous agents, robotics, and physics simulation through talks, live demos, and office tours.

This event addresses security challenges in Cloud-Native and Kubernetes environments with a focus on container security and real-world compromise case studies. It features presentations by industry professionals on critical security points for Cloud-Native architectures. The event is designed for cybersecurity practitioners and technology operators interested in container and Kubernetes security.

This event features a detailed presentation on the UVM resource database and its APIs, aimed at engineers involved in verification methodology. Attendees will learn technical insights into efficient testbench configuration and related tools. The session also provides networking opportunities in Dallas for professionals interested in hardware verification.

AMLUCS 2026 is a two-day conference focused on applied machine learning in cyber security, featuring presentations, keynotes, and networking sessions. It brings together industry professionals, researchers, and innovators to share knowledge and collaborate. Attendees can deepen their understanding of AI and machine learning applications in cyber security and connect with peers in the field.