Workshops 2026
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Build Your First Quantum Circuit in Python: A Beginner's Workshop
(WS01)
By the end of this workshop, participants will understand the core ideas of quantum computing — qubits, superposition, entanglement, and quantum gates — without any math, and will have written and run their own quantum circuits in Python using open source Qiskit.
Manjunath Janardhan
AI/ML Computational Science Senior Manager Accenture
AI Chips with Open Source and AI: A Practical Path to Production
(WS04)
The hands-on workshop will show that a working AI-capable ASIC can be taken from RTL to a fabrication-ready GDSII using only open-source tools and open PDKs - no proprietary EDA licences. In two hours, attendees walk the complete path to production
Raja Gopal Hari Vijay
Member Leadership Staff, Zoho Corporation
Managing Kubernetes with kubectl-ai, An AI powered Kubernetes Assistant
(WS07)
Kubernetes, while powerful, can be notoriously complex to troubleshoot. This session introduces k8sgpt, a revolutionary tool that leverages the power of Gemini (Google's cutting-edge LLM) to simplify Kubernetes logging and troubleshooting. We'll explore how k8sgpt analyzes Kubernetes logs, events, and resource metrics, using Gemini to provide human-readable explanations and actionable solutions.
Ashutosh S. Bhakare
CEO, Unnati Development and Training Centre Pvt Ltd
The Agentic Stack: Designing and Deploying Autonomous Workflows and Agents
(WS11)
A technical deep dive into turning static LLMs into dynamic agents that can use tools, search data, and reason
Arvind Devaraj
AI / LLM Engineer, Juspay
The Open Source Jarvis: Build Your Own Private Voice Assistant
(WS10)
Show attendees how to build an offline AI voice assistant from scratch using open-source models. By chaining open speech-to-text, local LLM reasoning, and text-to-speech, participants will build a private assistant capable of running daily automations without third-party APIs. Attendees will get hands-on experience running inference directly against an on-site NVIDIA DGX Spark, giving them a first-hand look at how a compact AI supercomputer powers local reasoning in real time.
Sayed Imran
Site Reliability Engineer, 66degrees