The context pitch is everywhere.
The practice is here.

November 4, 2026 · Virtual · Half-day

CONTEXT
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About the summit

If you’re building the context layer, figuring out what governance actually looks like in production, or making lineage work at scale, this is where the experts and your peers are gathering.

CONTEXT 2026 is a half-day virtual summit built for practitioners laying the context foundation for their businesses.

What’s on the agenda

CONTEXT 2026 covers the full picture of what it actually takes to build an AI-ready data stack — how context gets built, governed, and consumed by agents in production.

Sessions go deep on implementation: the architectural decisions, the trade-offs, and what’s actually working at scale.

Full agenda coming soon.
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Speakers

The people doing the work, not just describing it.

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Swaroop Jagadish

Co-founder and CEO

Shirshanka Das

Shirshanka Das

Co-founder and CTO

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John Joyce

Co-founder

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James Mayfield

VP of Product

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Maggie Hays

Founding Product Manager

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Manuela Wei

Principal Product Manager

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Gabe Lyons

Software Engineer

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Chris Collins

Software Engineer

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Adrian Machado

Software Engineer

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Nick Adams

Software Engineer

Product deep dives

The DataHub team goes deep

The DataHub Product and Engineering teams are on the speaker roster throughout the Summit. Expect the kind of technical depth that doesn’t make it onto a conference mainstage.

These are deep dives on how the DataHub context platform works end-to-end: how metadata and semantic understanding is ingested, how it’s curated and refined, how it’s expert validated, and how it is activated across agentic frameworks.

Plus, lightning talks on the architectural decisions that matter: URNs, GraphRAG vs. RAG, MCP, and observability at scale.

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CONTEXT 2026

Save your spot

The full agenda drops later this year. Leave your email and we’ll notify you when speakers and sessions are announced.

Everything you need to plan for November 4.