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Next Event

February 6, 2025 || 11:00AM – 1:30PM PT

I ❤️ GenAI: An OPEA Demopalooza Event showcases GenAI workflow solutions tailored for enterprise needs. Four expert-led demo sessions will illustrate how you can easily deploy OPEA GenAI workflows to the cloud across AMD and Intel hardware using Haystack! We can all ❤️ GenAI when it enables secure, powerful, and innovative business solutions at budget and on time. Each session will provide actionable insights and practical tools for use within the OPEA framework. The event will be live on YouTube and LinkedIn.

Agenda

Session #1: What’s New with OPEA 1.2? — Rachel Roumeliotis, Director, Open Source, Intel

Session #2: Build and Deploy GenAI (RAG) Applications on AWS with OPEA — Ezequiel Lanza, Open Source AI Evangelist, Intel

Session #3: OPEA with AMD — Yu Wang, Principal AI Software Solution Architect, AMD

Session #4: Explore Practical RAG with OPEA and Haystack -— Bilge Yücel, Developer Relations Engineer, deepset.ai

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