/ About this event
# Infrastructure for the Agentic Future
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com
**Infrastructure for the Agentic Future** is a highly curated evening for founders, builders, and engineers working on the next generation of AI products, developer tools, and infrastructure.
The guest list is intentionally small, with a strong focus on founders and technical teams from recent batches of leading accelerators, alongside engineers actively building and shipping ambitious products.
## Why this event
As AI systems become more capable, the infrastructure beneath them needs to change.
Agents need to execute code, run processes, interact with filesystems, connect to external services, and operate reliably across increasingly complex workflows.
This evening is focused on what that shift means for the infrastructure layer.
## What we are sharing
Wasmer will share an early look at the infrastructure we have been building for the agentic future.
We will show it running in practice, demonstrate real workloads, and talk about how we think infrastructure needs to evolve as AI applications become more autonomous.
There will be live technical demonstrations and conversations around execution environments, sandboxes, compute, security, scaling, developer experience, and the problems teams are already facing while bringing agents into production.
## The room
This is designed to be conversational, not presentation heavy.
We want founders and engineers to share what they are building, compare infrastructure challenges, challenge assumptions, and meet people solving similar problems.
Attendance will be limited so the room stays relevant, technical, and genuinely useful.
## The food
We are also putting real effort into the dinner.
This will not be the usual event pizza, sandwiches, or generic catering. We are selecting high quality food specifically for the evening and want the dinner itself to be part of the experience.
The goal is simple: good food, good conversations, and enough time to actually get to know the people in the room.
## The evening
This is meant to feel closer to an intimate technical dinner than a large conference or traditional product launch.
A small room of serious builders, thoughtful technical conversations, live demonstrations, genuinely good food, and an early look at what infrastructure for the agentic future can become.
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