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Companies are about to have orders of magnitude more AI agents than human employees, and most of today’s context architecture was not built for that scale.
For AI engineering, platform, architecture and technology leaders.
Context architecture designed around human session counts breaks quietly when the callers are software. Agents do not wait, do not batch politely, and do not stop at five o’clock, and the layer between them and your data feels that first.
That is the starting point for this series. Not a product session, and not a briefing. A table of senior people working through what their current latency budget assumes, what happens to it at agent volumes, and which parts of the stack fail first.
Six cities across APAC, between October and November 2026. Each table runs under the Chatham House Rule.
Redis customer case study published on redis.io, 2026. Figures pending client verification.
Each table works through the same three questions, shaped by what the room brings to them.
The first question is arithmetic: how many calls per task, how many tasks per agent, how many agents. Most budgets were written for a number that is about to be wrong by orders of magnitude.
// tension: the assumption is human-shapedThese three words describe overlapping things and different architectures. This session looks at where each organisation draws the boundaries, and whether the distinction is doing real work or just naming.
// differentiator: an always-current context layer, not a cacheThe table works through real failure stories: the component that fell over, whether it was the one anyone predicted, and what the organisation changed afterwards.
// trigger: unified context and memory platforms for production agentsEach city is its own table with its own room, confirmed independently. Registration of interest is open now, with dates and venues confirmed city by city.
Companies will have orders of magnitude more agents than human beings.
Rowan Trollope CEO, Redis
Published Redis material behind the questions on the table. Share your details once to unlock all three.
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Redis spent two decades being the thing everyone put in front of their database, which gave it an unusual vantage point: it has always sat exactly where latency is decided.
The company now positions that same position as the context and memory layer for production AI agents, rather than only a cache.
Innovatus Media is a Sydney based B2B events agency that runs invitation-only executive roundtable series across APAC, EMEA and North America.
We convene senior decision makers for closed door conversations on the problems they are actually working on, and produce every element of the series end to end, from the room and the table to the follow up.
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