Abdel Sghiouar explores Kubernetes’ evolution, from enterprise adoption to GenAI workloads, highlighting hardware challenges, operational hurdles, and community-driven innovations.

Discover how Akamas helps enterprises cut costs, boost reliability, and optimize continuously with AI-driven configuration tuning across workloads.

Discover how Tray.ai’s Merlin powers agentic AI workflows, enabling LLMs to think and act with context, governance, and scalable automation.

MariaDB helps businesses to redefine their database security in the zero-trust era by providing advanced features like encryption, granular access control, and continuous auditing to verify every request and secure data from internal and external threats.

Discover Fermyon CEO Matt Butcher’s insights on serverless at scale, WebAssembly’s cost and speed advantages, AI-driven challenges, and the CNCF Spin project’s future.

Instabug’s Mahmoud El Magdoub reveals why mobile teams must expand beyond crash reporting to embrace holistic app quality monitoring.

​​Learn how Cerbos secures non-human identities with real-time, zero-trust authorization and a stateless, standards-based approach.

JFrog features to improve security and compliance across SDLC—from artifact traceability to policy enforcement and continuous scanning.

Read about the main reasons why Sweet Security is the right chose to reduce MTTR and secure cloud workloads.

Understand the the impact of AI on cloud security and how DOT Security is making waves

Permit.io CEO Or Weis introduces just-in-time permissions and ReBAC, showing how Agent Security enables safer, smarter AI agents.

Expanding a brand internationally is more than translating a website or launching in new markets. Success comes from understanding cultural nuance, adapting messaging, and balancing speed, scale, and quality. From how brands like Nike and L’Oréal tailor tone and product focus in different countries, to the importance of localization teams in connecting culturally, thoughtful global marketing drives real growth. Learn how culture, administration, geography, and economics (CAGE) shape global strategies—and why going global is possible from anywhere.