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Speakers

Brad Bebee

Employers on the program

  1. 2020–2026Amazon Web Services7 talks
Events7
Conferences2
Talks8
Years active2020–2026
Miles between events1,7436 in-person events · 1 country

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • AWS re:Invent
  • LDBC Technical User Community (TUC) Meeting

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Nov 30, 2026AWS re:Invent 2026AWS re:InventbreakoutBuild consistent, explainable agents with ontologies & graph memory in Neptune
as AWS

Your agents can answer questions. Can they explain why, and would two agents give the same answer?

Dec 1, 2025AWS re:Invent 2025AWS re:InventbreakoutUsing graphs over your data lake to power generative AI applications
as AWS
In this session, learn about new Amazon Neptune capabilities for high-performance graph analytics and queries over data lakes to unlock the implicit and…Show less

In this session, learn about new Amazon Neptune capabilities for high-performance graph analytics and queries over data lakes to unlock the implicit and explicit relationships in your data, driving more accurate, trustworthy generative AI responses.

Video
Dec 2, 2024AWS re:Invent 2024AWS re:InventbreakoutDeep dive into Amazon Neptune and its innovations
as AWS
With an innovative architecture, a broad choice of graph data models and query languages, and advanced features like Amazon Neptune Serverless, global…Show less

With an innovative architecture, a broad choice of graph data models and query languages, and advanced features like Amazon Neptune Serverless, global databases, low-latency read replicas, and in-memory graph computing, Amazon Neptune makes it easier to obtain connected data insights for use cases like knowledge…

Video
Nov 27, 2023AWS re:Invent 2023AWS re:InventbreakoutDive deep into what’s new with Amazon Neptune
Learn what’s new with Amazon Neptune, the fully managed graph database service that can store, map, and query relationships between datasets for use in…Show less

Learn what’s new with Amazon Neptune, the fully managed graph database service that can store, map, and query relationships between datasets for use in applications like identity and fraud detection.

Jun 23, 2023Sixteenth LDBC TUC MeetingLDBC Technical User Community (TUC) MeetingspeakerCustomers don’t want a graph database, so why are we still here?
as AWS
SlidesVideo
Nov 28, 2022AWS re:Invent 2022AWS re:InventbreakoutDeep dive into Amazon Neptune Serverless
as AWS
With the launch of Amazon Neptune Serverless, graph database workloads can automatically scale from one query to hundreds of thousands of queries. In this…Show less

With the launch of Amazon Neptune Serverless, graph database workloads can automatically scale from one query to hundreds of thousands of queries. In this deep-dive session, discover how serverless addresses not only workloads with sudden spikes but also those that are unpredictable while providing customers up to 90 percent cost savings compared to provisioning for peak capacity.

SlidesVideo
Nov 28, 2022AWS re:Invent 2022AWS re:Inventchalk talkHow Wiz uses graphs to gain security insights with Amazon Neptune
as Amazon Neptune
Security is a complex domain because it has many layers to understand and vectors to consider. Graphs simplify the navigation of relationships between different…Show less

Security is a complex domain because it has many layers to understand and vectors to consider. Graphs simplify the navigation of relationships between different assets and the layers protecting them.

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Nov 30, 2020AWS re:Invent 2020AWS re:InventbreakoutDeep dive on Amazon Neptune
as AWS
Amazon Neptune is a fast, reliable, fully managed graph database service that makes it easy to build and run applications that work with highly connected…Show less

Amazon Neptune is a fast, reliable, fully managed graph database service that makes it easy to build and run applications that work with highly connected datasets. In this technical session for all users of Amazon Neptune, take a deep dive into the architecture of the service, query languages, and features supported and hear about the popular use cases of Neptune.

SlidesVideo

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Adam Hill6—2026
Ali Saidi6—2026
Brad Dispensa6—2026
David Yanacek6—2026
Dirk Fröhner6—2026
Eric Johnson6—2026
Erick Dame6—2026
Heeki Park6—2026
Himanshu Verma6—2026
Ikenna Izugbokwe6—2026
Imaya Kumar Jagannathan6—2026
Jim Mlodgenski6—2026
John Formento6—2026
Jon Handler6—2026
Jonathan Allen6—2026

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.