WeAreDevelopers World Congress North America 2026
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Kranti Parisa, LaserData - Interview with Alexy
Kranti Parisa, co-founder of LaserData, with Alexy Khrabrov on what they call the AI Infra 2.0 movement. The argument: agentic infrastructure is still being built on legacy stacks, and every hop across a JVM boundary forces serialization, so Amdahl's law caps whatever parallelism can recover -- efforts to accelerate JVM systems reach single-digit speedups where Rust systems reach ten to a hundred times. LaserData's streaming engine, built on Apache Iggy, is Rust, with millisecond P99 response times and three to four times the throughput. Parisa argues that context propagation at millisecond latency matters more in production than inference cost, because an agent working from stale context wastes compute, multiplies subsystem calls and pollutes observability data.
Notes from WeAreDevelopers World Congress North America 2026
Forty-two seconds from the floor of the WeAreDevelopers World Congress North America, the series' North America debut, at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center with more than ten thousand attendees. Alexy Khrabrov's read on the hall: it is all AI, all agents, all AI thought leadership, and how you cope with that much change -- plus the startups in uniforms selling their tooling, which he finds instructive, and a great many good people in the audience.
Vlad Luzin, BAND - Interview with Alexy
Vlad Luzin, co-founder and CTO of BAND, with Alexy Khrabrov on letting agents talk to each other. Connecting agents is a distributed system of microservices and most of the work is plumbing, so BAND supplies the primitives: a registry in which agents discover each other and work as a group but cannot reach outside it without consent, an identity for each agent, and token and credential propagation so one person's agent acts in that person's scope. The registry is a deterministic data model rather than a compile-time decision, and it belongs to a human -- every agent, coding assistants included, has an identity and an owner, and the owner decides who joins.
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