Stacked: Dinner on the Agentic Data Stack
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About This Event
Agents are about to make your data platform work harder than it ever has; more queries, more often, with zero patience for lag. The teams getting ahead of this aren't the ones with the biggest budgets. They're the ones who figured out early what actually changes when AI, not a human, is the one asking.
We're getting together a small group of people in San Francisco who are actually building this.
Join us for dinner and a conversation on what a data platform actually needs to look like in the agent era and how to know whether your agents are really working, or just returning confident-looking wrong answers.
This is the stuff most teams figure out the hard way, in production, after the damage is already done. You get to learn about it over breakfast!
Featuring
Kyle Rozanitis, ClickHouse Solution Architect, will break down what most data platforms get wrong about agent-scale traffic
You and your peers, come with your hardest agentic data problem, and leave knowing what to fix before it's on fire.
Seats are limited and by request only. Dinner is #OnTheHouse!
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Location
📍 New York, NY
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