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Sponsor & Exhibitor Opportunities

Kelly Stewart
415.947.6236
kstewart@techweb.com

Media Sponsor Opportunities

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Deadline for requests: July 1

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or
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Jason Hoffman

Jason Hoffman
Founder and Chief Scientist, Joyent, Inc.

Website | @jasonh

Jason Hoffman is the CTO and founder of Joyent and previously founded TextDrive Inc and Strongspace LLC. Jason has a BS and MS from UCLA, a PhD from UCSD and has backgrounds in cancer biology, bioinformatics, grid computing and collaborative applications.

Sessions

10:30am Thursday, 09/18/2008
Building in the Clouds: Scaling Web 2.0
Topic: Performance & Scaling
Location: 1A23 & 24
Jason Hoffman (Joyent, Inc.), Alistair Croll (Solve For Interesting), Alex Barnett (Bungee Labs), Dwight Merriman (10gen), Jinesh Varia (Amazon Web Services), Pete Koomen (Google App Engine)
Cloud computing is self-serve outsourcing for web companies. Clouds give even the smallest startup access to world-class infrastructure that can grow as needed. And developers build apps faster because they start with the building blocks of online applications: authentication, storage, messaging, and the social graph. Read more.