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MongoDB at
Ai4 2026

Join us at Ai4 

The Venetian, Las Vegas | August 3-6, 2026

MongoDB for Artificial Intelligence
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MongoDB—Redefining the Database in the AI Era

Systems built solely to store transactions are no longer enough. AI applications and agents require memory, context, retrieval, and state management to operate at scale. Systems of intelligence depend on a data foundation capable of supporting both operational workloads and AI-native capabilities within a unified platform.

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When and Where

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Visit Booth #1149

Visit us at the MongoDB booth for demos and a chat with the MongoDB team about our latest products!

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Come to our happy hour

Join MongoDB and Mastra for Happy Hour and keep the conversation going after the first day of Ai4!

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Join our Workshop

Build working code that you can immediately adapt to your projects.


Featured Sessions

Designing Memory Systems for AI Agents

Track: Workshop

Date: Monday, August 3, 2026

Time: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. PST

Location: Bellini Ballroom 2102

 

As AI agents move beyond chat experiences into production systems, memory becomes essential for maintaining context, coordinating long-running workflows, and delivering reliable outcomes over time.

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Mohammad Daoud Farooqi, Partner Solutions Architect Brandon Barros, Founding Technical GTM

For Agents: Deployment at Scale - Collapsing the Agent Stack with MongoDB + Mastra

Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026

Time: 2:35 p.m. – 2:55 p.m. PST 

Location: Venetian Ballroom H

Production AI agents need three things at runtime: vectors for retrieval, durable state for workflows, and long-term memory. Most teams assemble these capabilities from separate systems—a vector database, cache, relational store, and orchestration framework—creating additional operational complexity as applications scale. In this joint session, MongoDB and Mastra show how to collapse that sprawl onto a single platform: building a TypeScript agent on Mastra backed by MongoDB Atlas, with vectors, state, and memory in one cluster under one security and operational model.

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