Serving and deployment in 2026

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From Notebooks to Production FASTERShahd Alghrsi, Virgin Media · 13:43 · Jan 2026 · 266 views

ClaimThe team serves about 200 data scientists and develops platform tools with their feedback.2:01

PodcastSpeed and Scale: How Today's AI Datacenters Are Operating Through HypergrowthKris Beevers, NetBox Labs · 1:07:17 · Feb 2026 · 171 views · MLOps Podcast

ClaimNetBox is the system of record for infrastructure, modeling everything from space, power, and cooling through racks, GPU servers, switching, cabling, IP addresses, configurations, and automation.1:39

Fast & Asynchronous: Drift Your AI, Not Your GPU BillArtem Yushkovskiy, Delivery Hero · 33:30 · Feb 2026 · 99 views · Coding Agents Conference 2026

ClaimData scientists use plain Python functions that take dictionaries and return dictionaries, while platform teams manage the deployment and autoscaling configuration.12:01

Why AI Agents Shouldn't Replace Your Fraud ModelsVarant Zanoyan, Zipline AI · 25:20 · May 2026 · 721 views

ClaimHigh-stakes systems need auditability, high query throughput, and low latency, so they are better suited to rules engines and machine learning models than to full agentic decisioning.6:49

MCP Goes StatelessJohn Dellenbaugh, Early-stage AI startup & Pankaj Kumar, Amazon · 22:41 · Aug 2026 · 208 views · MCP Release Party 2026

ClaimUnder the older protocol, scaling across MCP server instances can produce session-not-found errors because session data is kept in an individual instance's local memory.5:25

MCP 2.0: What Changes, What Breaks, and What You Need to Do About ItMateo Torres, Arcade.dev · 21:47 · Aug 2026 · 79 views

ClaimStateless MCP servers are easier to scale because any replica can answer any client request without relying on a sticky session.3:58

MCP Release Overview: Stateless and the Big Changes in the New SpecAlex Hancock, Block · 17:48 · Aug 2026 · 251 views

ClaimThe new MCP specification is the biggest protocol change since MCP launched and reflects MCP's shift from local use toward remote client-server deployments.1:11