Opening Keynote
summary
Meta reports over 90% of day-to-day infra changes now include AI-authored code and cites roughly $700B of hyperscaler CapEx announced, driving supply shortages and co‑design of silicon, power and memory. Engineering choices include running hundreds of megawatts across multiple clouds with a shared host layer Twine, a cross‑cloud storage hub and lightweight stack, two deployed high‑bandwidth rings, a Meta CLI with 500+ plugged tools, fast MKS Kubernetes rollout, DSQLite and Nest (22,000 internal apps), plus Feather VM isolation and automated agent safety/rollback systems.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00First at-scale event in Bellevue
- 1:49AI theory to real-world value
- 5:41AI infrastructure race
- 8:30Meta’s hybrid cloud challenges
- 12:20Enterprise agents unlock productivity
- 16:55AI exploration at scale
- 22:33Infra stack co-design from hardware
- 23:57Exponential value in infrastructure
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