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Software Architecture Gathering 2026: 25% Rabatt für unsere iSAQB Community! 🎉
Mon, Nov 16, 8:00 AMLiebe iSAQB Community, vom **16\. bis 19\. November 2026** findet das **Software Architecture Gathering (SAG)** wieder in Berlin statt! Als Teil unserer Community erhaltet ihr **exklusiv 25 % Rabatt auf euer Konferenzticket** mit dem Code **ISAQBCOMMUNITY25**, zusätzlich zum Early-Bird-Rabatt! Freut euch auf ein hochkarätiges Programm mit **über 65 nationalen und internationalen Top-Speakern, mehr als 55 Sessions und Keynotes sowie 10 ganztägigen Power Workshops**. Von AI Agents, DDD und Microservices bis hin zu DevOps, Team Topologies und Quantum Computing erwarten euch aktuelle Themen, praxisnahe Einblicke und neue Impulse für euren Architekturalltag. Besonders wichtig ist uns der **Austausch innerhalb der Community**: Die SAG bietet zahlreiche Gelegenheiten, andere Softwarearchitekt kennenzulernen, Erfahrungen zu teilen und gemeinsam über aktuelle Herausforderungen zu diskutieren. Auch beim Get-together am Dienstagabend bleibt viel Zeit zum Netzwerken in entspannter Atmosphäre. **Übrigens: Noch bis zum 15. Oktober 2026 könnt ihr doppelt sparen!** Profitiert von unseren Early-Bird-Preisen und sichert euch zusätzlich 25 % Community-Rabatt. **Alle wichtigen Infos auf einen Blick** * 📅 **Wann?** 16.–19. November 2026 (Konferenztage: 17.–18. November, Workshops: 16. und 19. November) * 📍 **Wo?** Titanic Chaussee Berlin * 🎤 **Programm:** 65+ Top-Speaker, 55+ Sessions & Keynotes sowie 10 ganztägige Power Workshops * 🌍 **Konferenzsprache:** Englisch * 🎟️ **Early Bird:** Bis 15. Oktober 2026 – bis zu 100 € sparen * 🎁 **Exklusiver Community-Rabatt:** 25 % mit dem Code **ISAQBCOMMUNITY25**, zusätzlich zum Early Bird! 👉 **Zum Programm:** [https://www.software-architecture-gathering.com/program-2026/](https://www.software-architecture-gathering.com/program-2026/) 👉 **Zur Ticketbuchung:** [https://www.software-architecture-gathering.com/tickets/](https://www.software-architecture-gathering.com/tickets/) 👉 **Weitere Informationen:** [https://www.software-architecture-gathering.com/](https://www.software-architecture-gathering.com/) Wir freuen uns darauf, viele von euch im November in Berlin wiederzusehen oder zum ersten Mal persönlich kennenzulernen!
ART & ARCHITECTURE GUIDED TOUR
Sat, Nov 28, 10:00 AMDiscover the unique Brutalist architecture of St. Agnes, a former church now home to KÖNIG GALERIE, in this 60-minute guided tour. Gain insights into the Brutalist design of this iconic building, stroll through its sculpture garden, and dive into the current exhibitions. The tour will be held in German or English, depending on the group’s preference. Your order confirmation serves as your ticket—please present it before the tour begins. Meeting Point: Entrance of KÖNIG GALERIE, Alexandrinenstraße 118–121, 10969 Berlin For larger group tours or individual dates, please contact: info@koeniggalerie.com
Agentic AI and the Future of Banking: Autonomous Finance
Tue, Nov 17, 1:30 PM📅 **Date:** 17 November 2026 🕒 **Time:** 2:30 PM 📍 **Venue:** SAP Berlin ## About the Event Join senior financial services executives, technology leaders, AI practitioners, founders, investors and policymakers in Berlin for the Africa AI Finance Executive Dialogue Series. This edition explores **how Agentic AI is reshaping the future of banking and financial services**, moving beyond AI-assisted processes towards increasingly autonomous systems capable of executing tasks, coordinating workflows and supporting complex financial decisions. As financial institutions consider this next phase of AI adoption, critical questions emerge around institutional readiness, human oversight, accountability, operational resilience, customer trust and the governance of autonomous systems. Hosted from Berlin, the dialogue brings together African and European perspectives to examine the opportunities, challenges and strategic implications of autonomous finance, with a particular focus on the future of financial services across Africa. ## Why Attend? * Understand how Agentic AI could reshape banking operations, business models and financial services. * Explore emerging applications of autonomous AI across payments, lending, treasury, risk management and customer operations. * Examine the governance, accountability, human oversight and institutional risks associated with increasingly autonomous systems. * Gain executive perspectives on the technology, data, infrastructure and organisational capabilities required for responsible AI adoption. * Explore how African financial institutions can shape and benefit from the next generation of AI-powered financial services. * Engage with leaders across Africa and Europe in finance, technology, policy and innovation. *** ## Executive Keynote & Panel Discussion ### 🎙️ **Executive Dialogue** **Agentic AI and the Future of Banking: Autonomous Finance** What will it take for financial institutions to move from AI-assisted processes to trusted autonomous operations? This executive dialogue brings together industry leaders and AI practitioners to explore the strategic and operational implications of Agentic AI in financial services. The discussion will consider what it takes to translate its potential into responsible, scalable adoption, with particular attention to the opportunities and realities of Africa's banking sector. ## 💡Executive Keynote & Panelist (Joining Online) * **Bill Faruki (USA)–** Founder & CEO, MindHYVE.ai - **Featured** **Keynote** * **Jitesh Chawla (India) –** Senior Director, SAP Lab India * **Krithika G (India) –** Vice President, Private Cloud Finance and Risk, SAP Labs India * **Eneth Kubai (Kenya) –** HOD**,** Data, AI Systems & Architecture, Safaricom PLC * **Olawale Omotoso (Nigeria)–** Director of Product, MoniePoint Group * **Moderator: Felix Ochuoga (Kenya) –** Founder, HekoPay * **Host: Awuor Odongo (Kenya) -** Co-founder, Takesix Africay ## Programme **14:30** – Registration & Networking **15:00** – Executive Keynote **15:40** – Executive Dialogue **16:30** – Berlin Executive Networking Dialogue **17:10** – Event Ends *** *Please note that photographs and/or video recordings may be taken during the event for promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to being photographed and/or recorded for use in promotional materials. If you prefer not to be photographed or recorded, please inform the event organisers.*
denkmallab – Buildings, Places & Stories: Linocut Workshop
Sun, Nov 22, 1:00 PMJoin [denkmallab](https://www.instagram.com/denkmallab) for a creative afternoon exploring architecture through the art of linocut printing. This hands-on workshop invites you to look at buildings, architectural details and urban spaces from a different perspective – and translate your observations into your own handmade print. No previous experience is needed. All materials and tools will be provided. **WHAT TO EXPECT** * A short introduction to linocut printing * Inspiration from architectural forms, facades and urban details * Hands-on printing and creative experimentation * Your own handmade linocut print to take home **DATE & LOCATION** Sunday, 22.11.2026 14:00–17:00 Núcleo Café, Weichselstraße 65, 12043 Berlin **PARTICIPATION** * €10 materials fee (fixed) * Suggested workshop donation: €20 * Please consider purchasing a drink at the café to support our host **REGISTRATION** Limited places – maximum 8 participants. Please register via the Tally form: [https://tally.so/r/gDyxpD](https://tally.so/r/gDyxpD) Looking forward to printing together!
GDG Cloud at Berlin Tech Centre
Thu, Nov 19, 5:00 PMJoin Google Developer Group at Deutsche Bank Berlin Technology Centre for an engaging evening! **Agenda:** **6:00 PM** ▶️ Doors open, snacks, beer **6:20 PM** ⏯️ Yevgen Batovskyi: Welcome, introduction, community news **6:45 PM** ⏯️ Pavel Malyarevsky: Agentic AI for Production Engineering Patterns for grounding coding and SRE agents in live cluster telemetry, dual-source runbooks, and strict human-in-the-loop safety gates. **7:30 PM** ⏸️ Food and stretch and refresh **8:00 PM** ⏯️ Patrick Eichler: Stop Reinventing the Wheel: Building a Secure GCP Foundation with Terraform Many companies attempting to adopt Google Cloud start by building their infrastructure entirely from scratch, often leading to security gaps, scalability issues, and delayed time-to-market. In this session, we will explore the Google Cloud terraform-example-foundation—a powerful, opinionated framework based on the Cloud Foundation Toolkit. **9:00 PM** 🍻🥤Networking **9:30 PM** ⏹️ Doors close Location: **Deutsche Bank Berlin Technology Centre** Otto-Suhr-Allee 16 10585 Berlin-Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
C++26, AI & GPU Computing | Meeting C++ Warm-Up
Wed, Nov 25, 5:30 PMThe next **Berlin C++ Meetup** hosted by thinkcell takes place on **Wednesday, November 25**, the evening before **Meeting C++** — the perfect warm-up for a conference full of ideas, conversation, and connection. Join us for an evening with the Berlin C++ community, this time as a warmup to Meeting C++! This meetup is a chance to step away from your day-to-day work, meet other developers, exchange ideas, and have real conversations about modern C++ in a relaxed setting. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- 📅 **Date & Time:** Wednesday, November 25, 2026 – 18:30–22:00 📍 **Location:** Circuit (w3.hub) - Möckernstraße 120 10963 Berlin 🕒 **Agenda** 18:30 – Doors open 19:15 – Talks + Q&A 20:45 – Food, Drinks and Networking 22:00 – Closing doors \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ## **Talk** ### **Speaker**: Sandor Dargo **Bio:** Sandor Dargo is a Senior Software Engineer at Spotify, where he works with C++. He cares about writing code that stays maintainable long after it's shipped, and about helping other engineers do the same. He shares what he learns on his blog, [sandordargo.com](https://www.sandordargo.com/), in conference talks, and in his books, including The C++ Interview Book. Outside of work, he enjoys baking, travelling to new places, and spending time with his wife and two children. **Title: The Real Story of C++26: Beyond the Headline Features** **Description:** C++26 is often defined by its headline features — reflection, contracts, and senders/receivers. But those don’t tell the whole story. In this talk, we’ll look beyond the headlines to explore the changes that more accurately reflect where C++ is heading. While less visible, these features address long-standing pain points, improve consistency, and quietly reshape everyday programming in C++. We'll examine the continued expansion of constexpr, including the ability to throw exceptions at compile time, and what it means for the boundary between compile-time and runtime. We'll also discuss the evolving model of erroneous behavior and indeterminate values, making it more explicit what constitutes incorrect code — and how implementations can reason about it. Safety is also becoming a stronger focus in the standard library. With the introduction of library hardening, C++26 takes steps toward making incorrect usage easier to detect and harder to ignore, without sacrificing performance. Along the way, we'll look at improvements to function wrappers with std::function_ref and std::copyable_function , enhancements to structured bindings, and the growing capabilities of std::format . We'll also cover pack indexing and its impact on template expressiveness, as well as the ongoing expansion of the freestanding library. Rather than focusing on individual features in isolation, this talk connects them into a broader narrative: the real direction of C++26 — toward greater clarity, expressiveness, and safety in everyday code. ## **Lightning Talks** ### **Speaker**: Adi Seshaditya **Bio:** Background in simulations; worked on projects related to applied ML for industrial systems (Consortium Projects Germany) as Data Scientist **Title: AI for Simulations** **Description:** LLM agents can now write OpenFOAM case files from a single natural-language sentence, but a case that runs is not necessarily a case that is right. We examine how AutoFOAMagent (Neelan & Seshaditya, arXiv:2608.00003) checks its own output: constrained generation, deterministic solver selection, execution-based scoring, a held-out benchmark, and regression auditing of the model itself. It then covers where that validation still falls short and how the same ideas can carry over to Digital Twin work. ### **Speaker**: Ankit Mittal **Bio:** Ankit Mittal is a Senior Real-Time Software Developer at Lake Fusion Technologies in Berlin. He has over 13 years of experience in C++, GPU computing, and numerical software across fluid simulation, automotive radar, and real-time sensor processing. He works on Brae, an open-source GPU solver for OpenFOAM cases. **Title: Keeping the Solver on the GPU with C++ and CUDA** **Description:** A dot product returns one number. What does it cost when a C++ solver has to wait for that number on every iteration? Using Brae’s pressure solver as a case study, I’ll walk through two versions of the same iterative solve. In the first, a C++ loop launches GPU work and waits for dot-product results. In the second, a CUDA Graph keeps those results on the GPU and lets the GPU decide whether to run another iteration. With short code excerpts, I’ll show how that changes which parts of the C++ code manage buffers, launch work, and check for convergence. You’ll see how to spot the same kind of synchronization in your own GPU code, even when the amount of data being transferred is just one number. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- **RSVP now to save your seat!**
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