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Workshops, conferences, and on-demand recordings from our engineering and strategy teams.
Principal engineer Kwame Asante walks through a live architecture review of the Spalce Intelligence Layer, with a focus on how to design fintech systems that survive real African operating conditions: variable connectivity, regulator scrutiny, and high transaction concurrency.
A practical session for engineering leaders on what works and what does not when deploying LLMs into regulated African enterprises. Includes lessons from three production deployments across banking, public sector, and energy.
A walk through Spalce's reference architecture for zero-trust deployments inside African public-sector environments, including identity federation, audit, and the realities of working with legacy systems that cannot be replaced.
A one-day, paid workshop for senior engineers and architects on building internal developer platforms for mid-market companies. Limited to 30 attendees. Includes lunch and a copy of the Spalce platform engineering handbook.
A casual evening meetup for engineers in Accra. Two short talks, demos, and food. This edition focuses on running inference workloads on modest hardware, with a live demo from the Spalce applied research team.
Head of Product Adaobi Eze joins a panel on regulated AI for retail banking in emerging markets. Topics include data residency, audit trails, and the realities of deploying LLMs into core banking workflows.
A walk through six concrete tactics mid-market teams can use to cut cloud spend by 20-40 percent without firing their engineers or breaking production.
How to build evaluation pipelines that satisfy compliance reviewers and still ship useful product. Includes a reference rubric used by two Spalce customers.
A keynote on what the next decade of African fintech infrastructure will look like, and how regional teams should think about platform vs product investment.
A hands-on workshop on building internal developer platforms with the people who will actually use them in the room. Recording covers the lecture portion only.
An in-person conversation with the London engineering community on how Spalce runs distributed teams between Accra, Lagos, and London without burning everyone out.
A pragmatic guide for public-sector procurement teams on how to evaluate AI vendors, what to ask for in writing, and which red flags to take seriously.
Why African enterprises are running some of the most interesting LLM pilots in the world right now, and what teams in North America and Europe can learn from them.
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Our team takes on 2-3 external talks per quarter.