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Evening in Tech: AI Edition – A Night to Remember

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Evening in Tech: AI Edition – A Night to Remember

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An unforgettable night of innovation, insight, and inspiration.

The much-awaited After-Movie of Evening in Tech: AI Edition is here — and it perfectly captures the electric energy of a night that brought together the brightest minds shaping the future of artificial intelligence.

Held in association with Intel and Dell, this wasn’t just another tech meetup. It was an invite-only, curated gathering of 20 visionary founders, industry pioneers, and forward-thinking panellists — all under one roof, engaging in meaningful conversations about what’s next in AI.

🚀 A Gathering of Builders

The evening kicked off with a series of high-impact talks and panel discussions featuring stellar speakers from across the AI landscape. From product-led growth in AI startups to the evolving role of ethical frameworks in machine learning, the sessions were rich with insights that pushed boundaries and sparked powerful conversations.

Our guest list was carefully curated, bringing in founders building in deep tech, VCs with an eye on the future, and senior professionals from across the ecosystem — all eager to connect, collaborate, and co-create.

🤝 Powered by Incredible Partnerships

A huge shoutout to Dell for being a phenomenal partner in making this night a reality. Their commitment to supporting the startup and innovation ecosystem was on full display — not just in logistics, but in thought leadership and presence on-ground.

Equally, a big thank-you to Intel, whose ongoing collaboration and support helped ensure the evening was both high-value and high-impact.

💡 What Made It Special?

  • Intimate, high-quality networking with top-tier founders and ecosystem leaders
  • Real talk about building in AI — challenges, opportunities, and the road ahead
  • Actionable insights from domain experts and product leaders
  • A community-first vibe that sparked new ideas, potential collaborations, and lasting connections

🔮 What’s Next?

This is just the beginning. As AI continues to reshape industries and experiences, we’re committed to creating more such meaningful platforms — where builders meet, ideas collide, and the future takes shape.

To everyone who joined us — thank you for making this event unforgettable.
To those who missed it — stay tuned, we’re just getting started.

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On Prem vs Off Prem Servers : Which one to go for which industry

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On Prem vs Off Prem Servers : Which one to go for which industry

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The On-prem vs Off Prem debate has always been a heated one in the tech circle – this make vx buy decision is usually the most critical one which impacts the bottom line as well.

In an evening in Tech, we took perspectives from all the speakers on what they think about it.

Sure, here is a more detailed elaboration on the points discussed in the video:

Each Industry behaves differently:

  • Pharmaceutical companies: Initially hesitant to move to the cloud due to concerns about intellectual property and data security, they are now increasingly adopting cloud solutions, particularly with the rise of secure cloud providers like Azure.
  • Semiconductor companies: Still largely on-premise due to the sensitive nature of their intellectual property and the massive size of their data.
  • Startups: Often prefer cloud solutions due to their pay-as-you-go model, which allows them to scale up or down as needed.

Compliance:

  • Highly regulated industries: Such as healthcare and finance, may have strict compliance requirements that necessitate on-premise deployments to ensure data sovereignty and security.
  • GDPR compliance: Organizations that handle personal data of European citizens must comply with GDPR regulations, which may influence their decision to choose on-premise or cloud solutions.

Cost Predictability:

  • On-premise deployments: Offer greater cost predictability as organizations have more control over their infrastructure and can better forecast their expenses.
  • Cloud deployments: Can lead to unexpected costs if not managed carefully, particularly as usage scales.

Business Model:

  • Startups: Often benefit from the flexibility and scalability of cloud solutions, which align with their agile and rapidly evolving business models.
  • Established enterprises: May prefer on-premise deployments for mission-critical applications that require high levels of control and security.

Hybrid Cloud Solutions:

  • The speaker emphasizes the growing importance of hybrid cloud solutions, which combine the benefits of both on-premise and cloud deployments.
  • Hybrid cloud solutions can help organizations optimize costs, improve performance, and enhance flexibility.

Cost Optimization:

  • The speaker highlights the increasing focus on cost optimization in cloud computing.
  • Organizations are increasingly looking for ways to reduce their cloud costs, such as right-sizing their instances, utilizing reserved instances, and optimizing their cloud usage.

Data Security:

  • Data security is a critical consideration for both on-premise and cloud deployments.
  • The speaker emphasizes the importance of implementing robust security measures, such as encryption, access controls, and intrusion detection systems, to protect sensitive data.

Scalability:

  • Cloud computing offers greater scalability than on-premise deployments, allowing organizations to quickly scale up or down their resources as needed.
  • However, the speaker also notes that on-premise deployments can be scaled, albeit with more planning and effort.

Repatriation:

  • The speaker mentions the growing trend of repatriation, where organizations are moving workloads back from the cloud to on-premise environments.
  • This trend is driven by factors such as cost concerns, data security concerns, and the desire for greater control.

Edge Computing:

  • The speaker briefly mentions the rise of edge computing, where data is processed closer to the source, such as at the edge of the network.
  • Edge computing can help organizations reduce latency, improve performance, and enhance data security.

Overall, the panel discussion provides a comprehensive overview of the trade-offs between on-premise and cloud computing. The speaker emphasizes that the best choice depends on a variety of factors and that a hybrid approach may be the most effective solution for many organizations.

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How to build a Scalable Tech Infrastructure for your startup

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How to build a Scalable Tech Infrastructure for your startup

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“Even if you do not have the infrastructure yet, the architecture should be there” – this was our key takeaway from the open roundtable discussion we had with the amazing panel at An evening in Tech.

we dived deep into the world of tech infrastructure scalability with an incredible panel of experts.

From the opportunities and challenges of building scalable systems to how founders should strategically think about system architecture, it was a session full of insights and actionable takeaways.

Key Points:

  • Challenges of Scaling Technology in Startups:
    • Underestimating Costs: Founders often underestimate the increasing costs of technology as a startup scales. This can be due to a number of factors, including the need for more powerful hardware, software licenses, and skilled personnel.
    • Scalability and Architecture: Planning for scalability and building the necessary architecture from the beginning is crucial, but often overlooked. This can lead to significant challenges down the road, such as having to rebuild systems or migrate to new platforms.
    • Seasonal Demand: Dealing with sudden increases in demand can be a challenge for startups that are not prepared. This can require investing in additional infrastructure, which can be costly.
  • Opportunities with AI:
    • Step Up Lambda: AI can enable scalable systems that adjust resources based on usage and demand. This can help to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
    • Increased Productivity: AI can enhance productivity by automating tasks and improving efficiency. This can free up employees to focus on more strategic work.
    • Architecture Generation: AI tools can help generate scalable architectures, even for those without deep technical expertise. This can make it easier for startups to scale their operations.
  • Controlling Costs and Avoiding Technology Debt:
    • ROI Focus: Prioritizing return on investment for infrastructure spending is essential. This means that startups should only invest in technology that will help them to achieve their business goals.
    • Responsible Scaling: Scaling efficiently and avoiding unnecessary costs is crucial for long-term success. This means that startups should avoid overinvesting in technology and should only scale as needed.
    • Technology Debt: Building a cohesive and scalable technology foundation is vital to avoid future issues. This means that startups should invest in the right technology from the beginning and should avoid making decisions that will create technical debt.
  • Interoperability and Efficiency:
    • Silos and Inefficiencies: Different departments often use incompatible systems, leading to inefficiencies and increased costs. This can be a problem for startups that are growing quickly and have a complex technology stack.
    • Cohesive Movement of Data: Ensuring smooth data flow between systems is crucial for reducing risks and improving overall efficiency. This can be achieved by using a data management platform or by implementing an integration strategy.
    • Productivity and Efficiency: Focusing on both employee productivity and process efficiency is essential for successful scaling. This means that startups should invest in training and development for their employees and should implement processes that are designed to improve efficiency.

Thanks a lot to our speakers who gave their perspectives on the discussion:

🎙️Murali Krishna Gunturu – Principal, Inflexor Ventures
🎙️Rishikesh SR – Co-founder, Rapido
🎙️Rohan Bajaj – Angel Investor (invested in OpenAI and more)
🎙️Suryaprakash Konanuru – CTO, Ideaspring Capital
🎙️Sourabh Mishra – Director, Global Alliances, Dell Technologies

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An Evening in Tech – A curated roundtable

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An Evening in Tech – A curated roundtable

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A special curated evening for Tech Founders, Investors, CTOs and CIOs to close the year!

The Builders Club presents ‘An Evening in Tech’ powered by Dell Technologies and Intel.

A specially curated open roundtable for discussing all things Tech!

In this event, a curated set of 20 founders, investors and CXOs discuss the year gone by, and the upcoming year – from AI 🤖 to data security, network infrastructure, and Network Computing.

If you’re a:

  • Founder building in Tech
  • Investor focusing on Tech-heavy companies,​
  • CTO
  • ​CIO

This is for YOU! 🚀

All food & drinks are on us! 🍹🍴

Open only for 20 slots.

🚩 MG Road, Bangalore
🗓️ 18th December (Wednesday)
⏰ 7 PM onwards
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💥 Register Now! 💥