Neo4j's NODES 2026: free 24-hour conference on agent memory, on November 12

By Turing Post · Thu, 29 Oct 2026 21:04:31 +0000.

The email, sponsored by the Neo4j team, announces NODES 2026, a free 24-hour online conference taking place on November 12. It is aimed at developers and AI engineers who want to explore what it takes to build smarter AI systems.

The event is framed around one question: can agents remember what matters, connect information across systems and make reliable decisions in production? The email argues that better agents start with better memory.

According to the email, attendees will learn practical approaches to agent memory, context engineering, GraphRAG, multi-agent systems and intelligent applications. Speakers will also share real-world lessons from building AI in production.

The agenda includes:

- A keynote by Andrew Ng on what's next for AI builders. - More than 100 live technical sessions led by AI builders. - 24 hours of programming covering every time zone. - Three tracks: AI Engineering, Modern Applications and Data Intelligence.

Registration is free through the event website (neo4j.com/nodes).

Turing Post notes that the event is presented by the Neo4j team and thanks the company for sharing its expertise and supporting Turing Post's mission of bringing clarity to the AI landscape. It is therefore sponsored content, not an editorial piece.

The email is brief and gives no further details on session content, additional speakers or specific schedules.