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Simon Schmitz

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  1. 2026Atruvia1 talk
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Years active2026

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Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Jun 15, 2026Data + AI Summit 2026Data + AI SummitspeakerProduction Patterns for Multi-Tenant AI: Scaling to 800 Banks on Databricks
as Atruvia
Serving 800 German banks on one AI platform required solving a fundamental multi-tenant challenge: maintaining strict data isolation while scaling to hundreds…Show less

Serving 800 German banks on one AI platform required solving a fundamental multi-tenant challenge: maintaining strict data isolation while scaling to hundreds of QPS under banking regulations. We present two innovations:1. Metadata-driven capacity management: Delta tables track index capacity per endpoint in real-time. When thresholds are reached, the system provisions new Vector Search endpoints and rebalances indexes. This eliminates manual scaling interventions and provides a reusable pattern for any platform hitting infrastructure limits at scale.2. Hierarchical retrieval with RAPTOR: Plain Agents retrieve flat chunks. We implement recursive clustering and summarization to build tree structures, enabling retrieval across abstraction levels, from granular details to high-level themes. This approach significantly improves answer quality for complex financial documents.Takeaways: federated vector search patterns, metadata-driven auto-scaling architecture, RAPTOR implementation

Frequent co-speakers

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Natasha Ueberschlag112026

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