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The Midday Session: The Next 36 Months in Compute, Code, Reliability

Hosted by Ben Wee, Natalie Ng & Vanessa Chin
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The Midday Session: The Next 36 Months in Compute, Code, Reliability

Three talks over lunch for technology leaders on what to plan for over the next 36 months.

The line-up is the stack: OpenAI writes the code, SpaceXAI is the interface, and Antithesis checks it all afterwards.

We encourage only mid to senior technology and engineering leaders from Regional Enterprises to join this session, as the session will be technical in nature.

Lunch will be served.

Compute — OpenAI
Speaker: Derrick Choi, Codex Leader, OpenAI
How the compute, model and deployment stack is developing, where the real constraints and inflection points sit, and what enterprise technology leaders should be factoring into architecture, investment and capability decisions over the next two to three years.

Code — SpaceXAI
Speaker: Robin Yoong, Head of Field Engineering APJ, SpaceXAI
What happens to engineering organisations when agents write most of the code, what building and powering compute at that scale actually takes, and what technology leaders should draw from both.

Reliability — Antithesis
Speakers: Geoff Huntley (Field CTO and creator of the Ralph Wiggum loop), Javier (MTS), Antithesis
AI is making it easier to write more code, faster. But the failures that matter most are often the ones nobody thought to test for. Geoff Huntley will open with his perspective on how the Ralph loop and agentic development are changing the way software gets built and what engineering teams need to rethink as a result. Javier Arguello will talk through how Antithesis tests complex distributed systems under realistic failures and makes the results reproducible when something breaks.

Co-hosts & Speakers
• Co-hosts: Convergence Summit & Antithesis
• Speakers from: OpenAI, SpaceXAI (fka Cursor), Antithesis

Convergence Summit
Convergence Summit is a bi-annual conference in Singapore on how AI is being put to work across industries. The June 2026 edition brought together 1,000+ registrations, 300+ approved guests and 20+ speakers from OpenAI, SpaceXAI (fka Cursor), Google DeepMind, Google Gemini, Stripe, Notion, AWS, and Coinbase. The next edition of Convergence Summit will be held on 13 Nov 2026 before Singapore FinTech Festival week.

Antithesis
Antithesis is an autonomous software testing platform that finds critical bugs in complex, distributed systems. By running entire software architectures inside a custom, deterministic hypervisor, the platform injects aggressive faults and network partitions to explore edge cases and guarantee perfect bug reproducibility for seamless debugging.

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