The real-time database for AI conference

Come check-in for the event and join us for coffee, breakfast and networking.

Two different workshops to choose from:

• Observing and Improving AI Agents with Langfuse
• One Database Every Workload: A ClickHouse Workshop

Lunch, conference check-in, demo stations, AMA

AI is reshaping the database market. Agents query more, faster, and at a greater scale than any workload before them. Join ClickHouse leadership and the teams building on ClickHouse to hear about the latest product releases and where the platform is headed next: a best-of-breed data layer, built for real-time, built for agents.

Featured customer: Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Bank uses ClickHouse to power self-service analytics across hundreds of terabytes of FX market and trade data, enabling quants and analysts to build their own data products and reports. In this session, Dmitry Sergeev covers how that was built, the materailzed-view patterns that keep trade data consistent without duplications, and how ClickHouse puts SQL and Python direectly in the hands of quants, analysts, and more.

Epilot's energy XRM is the digital core of utilities across Germany to power EV charger and solar sales, partner workflows, metering, and the analytics those teams depend on.

Suresh Kumar Sivasankaran shares why Epilot migrated from Redshift Serverless and InfluxDB to ClickHouse Cloud, how it now underpins every one of their product services, and how new innovations like Data Lake as a Service turned that foundation into a revenue driver. Since the migration, Epilot has kept adopting across the ClickHouse portfolio, ClickHouse managed Postgres, Langfuse for internal agentic work, and observability with OpenTelemetry.

Four years of JOIN improvements, full read-and-write support for Iceberg and Delta Lake, and distributed query execution, all in one place. See how we've supercharged ClickHouse to analyze data wherever it lives, and hear from Epilot who has put this into practice.

Please visit the demo stations, the Ask me Anything booth and pick up your SWAG!

Adobe Experience Manager Edge Delivery Services, a serverless platform built for extreme scale and high availability, rebuilt its logging stack on ClickHouse Cloud after their previous solution became too costly to maintain.

Lars Trieloff will show how logs from Fastly, Cloudflare and AWS are sampled by severity and customer, then loaded into ClickHouse, where materialized views and projections power a custom dashboard the team built with AI. The result is that observability went from the platform's biggest cost to negligible, with no servers to manage.

ClickStack is the turnkey, open-source observability stack built on ClickHouse and OpenTelemetry - full-fidelity, no sampling, no rollups, and MCP-native so users and agents can reason over your telemetry directly. Adobe joins us on stage to share how they run it in production at scale.

Vercel exposes real-time observability data directly to its customers, requiring data to be queryable within a second of ingest and still sub-second months later.

Dom Busser and Vincent Voyer share how their team built a custom ingestion path into ClickHouse Cloud, kept multi-tenant customer-facing queries fast and safe, and is now adapting to agents that query observability data on demand instead of reading fixed dashboards.

Please visit the demo stations, the Ask me Anything booth and pick up your SWAG!

The ClickHouse Platform for AI is an open, end-to-end stack that gives agents the real-time analytics they demand through MCP, the CLI, and ClickHouse Agents powered by Claude. See how to use and build agents on ClickHouse in minutes, on the data you already have.

The hardest part of an AI product isn't shipping it, it's knowing it's good, and keeping it that way. Langfuse turns production behavior into improvement material: trace, evaluate, improve, ship. Now part of ClickHouse, it pairs a ClickHouse-native V4 with code-based evals and CI/CD quality gates.

Enjoy light food and drinks, and hang out with the ClickHouse community!