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ARIA is an AI Agent that has full knowledge of the Astera ecosystem. Sudais (Growth Strategist) sits down with Hasham Qazi (AI Product Specialist), to talk about why, and how that single agent, ARIA, builds data flows, workflows, and EDI pipelines from plain-language prompts. Hasham walks through a real use case, building an EDI flow from a file you hand to the agent, and explains what ARIA does when your prompt has gaps, how it checks its own work, and where it's heading next.

DevOps customers are rejecting standalone AI agents and web interfaces in favor of integrating context directly into their existing harnesses, such as Copilot or Claude. Rather than logging into separate tools, developers prefer combining models and technologies within a single context window to streamline software development and debugging. Learn more: speedscale.com.

Why does context always seem to live in people's heads in enterprise organizations? According to Jessica Talisman, author of The Ontology Pipeline and founder of Contextually LLM, the answer is that organizations have invested heavily in data management for decades — and almost nothing in knowledge management. In this clip from Day 1 of our Semantic & Context Layer Series, Jessica joins Jane Smith and Sonny Rivera to untangle the terminology confusion around semantic layers, context layers, and memory and explain why the gap between data and knowledge is exactly where AI answers break down.

Can AI agents actually fix production Kubernetes clusters, or are we just trapped in flashy AI marketing hype? In this Cloud Native Budapest session at Cloudera, Yurii Palamarchuk (Cloudera) breaks down why most AI demos fail in production, and Péter Megyesi shares how autonomous AI agents (Claude Code, kubectl) resolved a complex 6-year-old Ceph & Kubernetes outage.

Fivetran + dbt Labs CEO George Fraser, President Tristan Handy, and Andreessen Horowitz general partner Martin Casado talk about Open Data Infrastructure in the AI era.

Most AI tools are designed as one assistant or co-pilot answering one prompt, but Tricentis Agentic Performance Testing is built differently. In this video, Product Marketing Manager Twan Koot explains the two pieces behind it: purpose-built tools and a team of seven specialized agents, each designed to do a performance tester’s job the way it should be done. Key highlights.