The Compute Collective is back with Satyajeet Salgar, who leads the Product Management and User Experience teams at Google AI. His teams focus on driving cutting-edge research across applications in domains like human interaction and understanding  (e.g. learning, speech, video, movement) and understanding the physical world (e.g. weather, spaces).

In past roles at Google, Satyajeet was responsible for YouTube Shopping, founding YouTube Live and Play Games, as well as building the teams on Google Search responsible for Media (e.g. TV, Movies, Music, Books, Games etc.), the Google Knowledge Graph, and Doodles.

Together, Saurabh and Satyajeet will explore the evolving landscape of AI infrastructure and AI-native product development.

What you can expect:

5:30 PM | Doors Open. Join us early for networking, complemented by a selection of food and drinks.
6:15 PM | Quick product demos
6:45 PM Fireside chat with Satyajeet Salgar, followed by Q&A session
7:30 PM | Community Building with peers
8:00 PM | FIN

Hosted by Saurabh Sharma, a Partner at Jump Capital, the Compute Collective event series invites technology leaders from high-growth data and AI-native startups to share their product journeys with fellow builders and create a space for community-building and comradery.

Pre-registration is required for admission.

FAQs

• What is The Compute Collective?

​First and foremost, the Compute Collective is a community for technical builders working in data, AI and cloud computing space (developers, data scientists, AI researchers, ML & data engineers, product managers, entrepreneurs, and more). Other ecosystem friends are welcome, but the aim is to create a space for technology builders to gather.

• Why should you attend?

​We plan to gather the community together often for members to hear and learn from leaders building high-growth, cutting-edge companies that are data and AI native. Attendees will be able to establish and deepen relationships in a cool, casual space and atmosphere.

• Will there be snacks?

​Mark our words, there will always be snacks. Heavy apps and drinks (the alcoholic and non-alcoholic kind) will be on tap.