Empowering global software development with high-speed data transfers

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Learn more: https://www.ibm.com/case-studies/national-instruments Using IBM Aspera’s patented high-speed transfer technology, National Instruments (NI) synchronizes large software builds between teams around the world from its centralized data center in Austin, Texas to significantly accelerate its follow-the-sun development. The deployment has made development timelines and costs far more predictable while significantly reducing the risk of delivery. Now NI is more responsive to customers and ultimately develops innovative products and features faster.

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Makers residency 4th edition

Your idea can be anything. At our last workshops, people built plant-based nutrition businesses, a way to measure planetary resilience, crochet headwear and a way to connect lonely people living in the same building. An asset manager went on to raise an additional £25M on their fund within nine months. The fourth workshop is a full day at KOKO with Nick Sarafa, learning to build with Claude Code. Bring the thing you keep meaning to start. We’ll bring the pizza.

◆ Fri 13 Nov 2026 ◆ KOKO, London
Makers residency 4th edition
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Makers residency 4th edition
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