Closing Remarks
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Conference wraps by asserting that WebAssembly is not incremental but a revolution: it runs inside, on top of, and around cloud‑native apps, from tiny embedded devices to big iron. Demos claim clear performance and startup improvements — Second State benchmarks runtimes and startup times, TensorFlow inference on the edge shows speedups, and serverless compute demos show lower latency. Ecosystem pieces include wasm as a service, Bindle packaging and Envoy Wasm filters, and a wasmtime plugin committed for ML (Waziyan).
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- 0:00Thank you CN Wasm Day Program Comm
- 0:39Thank you to our sponsors!
- 0:56Wasm is cloud native today
- 1:22Opening Remarks: Ralph and Chri
- 2:00Keynote - Lin Clark, WASI Wasm System Interface
- 2:21wasmCloud: From Napkin to the C
- 2:32Al Inference on the Edge - Michael
- 2:51Wasm in the Wild West: Matt & Tay
- 3:17Wasm for App Sec & Extendibility With Takaya Saeki
- 3:41Wasm as a serverless runtime Michael Yuan
- 4:11Migrating from JS to WASM
- 4:21Building web services with Wasm Connor Hicks
- 4:58Bindle: Storing Wasm Modules Matt Butcher & Taylor Thomas
- 5:12Serverless Wasm for Compute Intensive Work
- 5:36Machine Learning with wasi-nn Andrew Brown & Mingqiu Sun Reference implementation on Wasmtime
- 5:55Wasm: Future of Distributed Comp
- 6:13Wasm Filters for Envoy
- 6:28Wasm in Cloud Native
- 7:47BoF - A Cloud Native Wasm Lands Ralph Squillace
- 8:30CLOUD NATIVE + WEBASSEMBLY
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