AI Horde

Haidra will be visiting and presenting at the Open Source Conference of Luxembourg

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29 Sep 2025 — 1 min read

Open Source Conference 2025 Luxembourg

The Luxembourg Open Source Conference will be on the 1st of Oct 2025 and Haidra staff will not only be participating, but we'll also be giving a presentation on the AI Horde itself!

We will hold our talk on Wednesday, October 1 at 2:00pm, so make sure you mark your calendars to attend. We will of course be available before and after the talk to connect with people who want to meet and talk in person about the AI Horde or any of our other projects!

We're very excited to be part of this experience and hope to see you all there!

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