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🐬 MySQL NYC: Open Innovation Meets AI

Name: 🐬 MySQL NYC: Open Innovation Meets AI
Start: 2026-09-16T22:00:00.000Z
Location: Chrysler Building

16 September Online

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MySQL Community Meetup New York

Join us for an evening MySQL meetup in New York City, hosted at the Chrysler Building.

This meetup will bring together MySQL users, developers, DBAs, contributors, and community members for MySQL updates, technical sessions, discussion, and networking. Pizza and refreshments will be provided.

If you don't have a meetup account, you can fill this form for RSVP.
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Location
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Chrysler Building - 9th Floor
405 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10174

Time

September 16, 2026
17:30–20:00 EDT
Doors open at 17:30

Agenda

17:30 – Doors open / networking
18:00–18:05 – Welcome – Gabi
18:05–18:55 – The Path to MySQL Open Innovation – Heather VanCura
18:55–19:00 – Short break / Pizza
19:00–19:40 – MySQL for AI, Present and Future – Philip Antoniades
19:40–20:00 – End of meetup / networking

Featured session: The Path to MySQL Open Innovation
Heather VanCura, Vice President of External Standards and Community Engagement at Oracle, will share the next phase of MySQL community engagement and open innovation.

As MySQL celebrates its 30-year milestone, the community is entering a new phase focused on broader participation, collaboration, contributions, and faster innovation. Heather will discuss how Oracle and the MySQL community are building the future of MySQL together through greater roadmap transparency, open collaboration, modern development practices, and new ways for users, contributors, and partners to get involved.

The session will also cover the multi-phase strategy to modernize the MySQL development model, launched following the MySQL 9.7 Community Edition release and shaped by direct community feedback on the future of MySQL as an open ecosystem.

Heather leads Oracle's global engagement in standards organizations and open-source projects, as well as MySQL community engagement initiatives. Her work connects Oracle engineering teams with developers, user groups, and contributors around the world.

Technical session: MySQL for AI, Present and Future

Philip Antoniades, who leads Oracle's Global MySQL Solution Engineering team, will explore MySQL 9.7 as a foundation for an open-source, privacy-first AI harness.

Local AI needs more than a model runner. It also needs a reliable way to track models, prompts, runs, evaluations, jobs, and the data boundaries around them. This session looks at how MySQL can support these needs when it's already your system of record, when data has to stay local, or when deployment needs to run at the edge.
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