Current 2023
26
Sep
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27
Sep
2023
When
San Jose
USA
Where

Current 2023 is a premier event focused on Apache Kafka® and real-time streaming. Taking place on September 26-27, 2023, in San Jose, California, this conference offers an immersive experience into the latest developments and trends in data streaming. At Current 2023, attendees have the opportunity to dive deep into architectures, technologies, use cases, and trends related to data streaming. The event brings together the data streaming community, providing a platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and discussions on the broader picture as well as the finer points of data streaming. The conference features a comprehensive program that covers various aspects of Apache Kafka® and real-time streaming. Attendees can expect to learn about best practices, innovative use cases, and cutting-edge advancements in the field. The event facilitates engaging discussions, allowing participants to explore different perspectives and exchange ideas with industry experts and peers. By attending Current 2023, individuals can gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of data streaming, discover new opportunities, and expand their professional network within the data streaming community. This conference serves as a hub for those interested in staying ahead of the curve and being at the forefront of real-time data streaming technologies and applications.

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