Wasm, Sovereign Infrastructure, and the Future of Portable Compute

### Agenda

16:30 Doors open, find a seat, network, enjoy
17:00 Welcome by Cloud Native Copenhagen
17:05 Welcome by hosts Nine, Trifork, and CodeNode
17:15 Talk 1 — Where are we at with the Wasm?
18:00 Break with food and drinks
18:45 Talk 2 — One binary to rule them all, a sovereign story
19:30 Snacks and networking
20:00 Thank you for today

Join us for an evening at Cloud Native Copenhagen hosted by Nine, Trifork, and CodeNode, where we explore two timely cloud native topics: the evolution of WebAssembly on the server, and the practical realities of building sovereign AI infrastructure.

First, Mikkel Mørk Hegnhøj will take us through the current state of WebAssembly. Wasm has moved far beyond the browser, and with the continued maturation of WASI, new use cases are emerging across browsers, CDNs, and cloud environments. This talk will look at the history, the technology’s current capabilities, and where Wasm may fit into the future computing landscape.

After the break, Nicklas Frahm, Director of Platform Engineering at Corti, will share Corti’s sovereign infrastructure journey. GPUs are expensive, hard to procure, and increasingly shaped by geopolitical constraints. In response, Corti’s platform team has been building Kommodity, an open source Kubernetes engine based on Talos Linux and Cluster API, alongside a KServe-based inference stack using vLLM and NVIDIA Triton. Nicklas will explain how Corti is using this stack to move infrastructure from Azure to Scaleway.

Expect technical talks, food and drinks, and plenty of time to connect with the Copenhagen cloud native community.