Why TiDB SCaiLE 2025 is a Must-Attend Event

Mark your calendars for October 7–8, 2025! TiDB SCaiLE 2025 heads to Mountain View’s Computer History Museum, where the future of distributed SQL, cloud-native scale, and AI-ready infrastructure comes into sharp focus .

Let’s walk through a few of the key reasons why you shouldn’t miss this event.

Experience a High-Impact Hybrid Scale Strategy

TiDB SCaiLE (formerly HTAP Summit) is intentionally designed for engineers, architects, SREs, and data leaders who need to scale data intelligently for AI workloads . This year’s theme—Scaling Data. Accelerating AI. Enabling You.—underscores how this event centers your real-world challenges.

Learn from Real-World Case Studies

Expect sessions deeply rooted in practical experience, whether it’s:

• Building AI-native infrastructure for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), vector search, or semantic caching
• Scaling transactional systems across global, compliance-sensitive workloads
• Operational procedures like zero‑downtime upgrades, multi-tenancy support, and cross-region resilience 

You’ll hear success stories from companies actually running TiDB at scale that let you shortcut months of trial and error.

Participate in Hands-On Labs & Product Announcements

TiDB SCaiLE dishes up hands-on labs, where you can experiment with distributed SQL and cloud-native tooling using TiDB in guided workshops . It’s also where major TiDB roadmaps and product announcements drop, speaking both to implementation and innovation.

Network with a Community Built on Scale

Sitting at the intersection of distributed systems, AI, and cloud innovation, TiDB SCaiLE puts you in direct contact with peers and mentors shaping scalable infrastructure globally . Whether you’re refining observability practices or comparing migration strategies from legacy systems, the global TiDB community converges here.

Hear Strategic Vision from Key Industry Leaders

This year’s agenda opens the stage to industry-driven talks: seasoned architects, enterprise-scale builders, and early adopters share their insight . If you’ve implemented TiDB or built AI-native pipelines, presenting at TiDB SCaiLE places your voice in strategic company conversations and technical leadership forums. 

If you’d like to submit a proposal, the CFP will remain open until August 8, 2025, with accepted talks allocated 30 minutes including Q&A .

Located in the Heart of Silicon Valley Innovation

Held at the iconic Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA, the venue is symbolic: where computing’s past meets the future of real-time, AI-powered systems. Plus, being in Silicon Valley offers extended opportunities for hallway conversations with leading-edge companies and talent.

What You Will Gain from TiDB SCaiLE 2025

Benefit	Takeaway
Actionable Tech Insights	Learn production-tested approaches to scaling TiDB in mixed workloads and AI-driven systems.
Networking & Collaboration	Meet global practitioners building distributed SQL infrastructure. Exchange ideas that spark next-wave innovation.
Hands-On Experience	Master tools and configurations in labs that mirror real-world deployments.
Thought Leadership Exposure	Take advantage of keynotes and sessions from peers shaping AI and data infrastructure.
Fresh Product Roadmap	Be among the first to hear new TiDB features aligned with GenAI, vector search, and serverless scalability.

Who Should Attend TiDB SCaiLE 2025?

• Developers, DBAs, and Platform Engineers building or innovating on distributed SQL systems
• Data Architects and SREs charged with reliability, elasticity, and global scale
• AI/ML Infrastructure Leaders integrating vector search, semantic retrieval, and real-time operations into data platforms
• Technical Leaders moving beyond legacy databases to future-ready cloud-native data architectures

Why TiDB SCaiLE 2025 Deserves Your Calendar

TiDB SCaiLE isn’t just another tech conference. It’s a curated venue for:

• Scaling distributed SQL systems under real-world AI pressure
• Learning from leaders and early adopters with proven deployments
• Gaining hands-on experience in next‑generation data infrastructure
• Connecting with community members pushing the limits of scale and real-time performance

Join us October 7–8 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View for this can’t-miss event. Register now to secure your spot as availability is limited!