AYAWA is a mainstay of QCon conferences, bringing together eclectic talks from companies pushing the boundaries of what's possible with software. This year, we're considering the full spectrum of meanings implied by "architecture", not just web-scale distributed systems. From the cloud to the client, we'll be deep diving into the engineering behind architectures that power our physical world, our technological world, our entertainment world and our future world!
From this track
The Tech Powering the BBC's Olympic Coverage
Monday Apr 7 / 10:35AM BST
Details coming soon.
Matthew Clark
Head Of Architecture for the @BBC's Digital Products, 25+ Years Developing Online Software
Ian Arundale
Senior Engineering Leader @BBC
Developing Meta's Orion AR Glasses
Monday Apr 7 / 11:45AM BST
Meta announced the Orion AR Glasses in September 2024. It is a time machine to demonstrate that it's possible to build an immersive augmented reality experience in a glasses form-factor. There were numerous technical challenges to make this a reality.
Jinsong Yu
Software Engineer @Meta, Led the Development of Orion AR Glasses Software Stack, Previously @Google and @Microsoft
Connecting the Dots: Architectures (Limited Space - Registration Required)
Monday Apr 7 / 01:35PM BST
Kraken's Serverless Architecture for Scale, Security, and Sustainability
Monday Apr 7 / 02:45PM BST
The green energy transition is real, and happening, but it needs technology to make it successful. Everything from renewable energy generation onto the grid, to how consumers use energy, needs technology to be effective and keep up with today's demands.
Kevin Bowman
Platform Engineering @KrakenTech (Octopus Energy), Previously @SkyBet and Others, Passionate About Removing Friction From Getting Stuff Successfully Into Production
Improving Efficiency with Vision-Assisted Package Retrieval
Monday Apr 7 / 03:55PM BST
Details coming soon.
The Sound of Innovation: A Symphony of Features in Digital Audio Workstations
Monday Apr 7 / 05:05PM BST
Details coming soon.
