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Building an AI-Powered Event Feedback System: Gemini 2.5 + FastAPI + Supabase + Automated PDF Reports

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By Sameer Shah
| DEV Community
After running an event, the feedback collection process is almost always broken. You get a spreadsheet of raw responses, manually tally the ratings, write a summary email to the organizer, and hope you didn't miss anything important. It's tedious, slow, and doesn't scale.
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The Human Side of AI Platforms: Lessons From the Field With Sagar Kewalramani

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By Sameer Shah, Travis Vigil
| Dell Perspectives Verified
Enterprise AI success depends on robust platform engineering: data pipelines, infrastructure, governance, security, and continuous evaluation. Field insights, architecture validation, and enablement form a closed feedback loop that turns prototypes into reliable, scalable systems. Real-world constraints, such as on-prem requirements and auditability, can accelerate innovation when addressed from day one. AI earns trust in the details. That is where Sagar Kewalramani operates every day.
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Dell Breaks the Latency Barrier in Quantum Computing with NVIDIA

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By Burns Healy, Sameer Shah, Indranil Chatterjee
| Dell Perspectives Verified
Dell's PowerEdge infrastructure hit sub-four-microsecond latency on Nvidia's NVQLink platform Independent partner testing validated the performance in real quantum workflows The speed enables real-time error correction, dynamic circuits, and fault-tolerant quantum computing Quantum computing has a timing problem. For quantum processors to deliver on their promise, they need classical computing systems that can respond in microseconds, not milliseconds (think 1,000 times faster).
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