TigerBeetle in Paris - Performance Enginnering - Let’s connect, learn, and push the limits of speed together.

​Whether you're tuning databases, squeezing microseconds out of network code, optimizing AI inference, building web services, or simply curious about how to make software faster, join us for the TigerBeetle 1000x World Tour and casually share anything and everything about performance.

​This will be a friendly meetup in Paris for anyone passionate about making systems run better, shaving CPU cycles, reducing latency, and squeezing every last drop of efficiency from code and infrastructure. No ego, no gatekeeping.

​Expect short talks (5, 15, or 30 minutes, whatever works), open discussions, and space to present cool ideas you're exploring or things you've recently discovered. There will also be plenty of time to connect and chat.

​Confirmed talks:

• ​TigerBeetle for the rest of us (Frank)

• ​The ZML framework (Steeve Morin, ZML)

• ​Packaging AI inference for performance (@angt, Hugging Face)

• ​Optimizing fulltext search on structured documents (Nicolas Pellerin)

• ​Building a distributed storage system (Ralph Hatoum, Riot)

• ​Revisiting the C10K problem (Anthony Catel, Minipouce)