Organized by MariselaC, the Microsoft Ignite 2025 NYC Watch Party brings the tech community together for keynotes, AI/ML sessions, .NET, Azure, Power Platform, and networking opportunities in Times Square.

Microsoft Ignite 2025 NYC Watch Party

Event Overview

Experience Microsoft Ignite 2025 in the heart of Times Square with a vibrant local community. Over two days, attendees connect with MVPs, Microsoft experts, and fellow technologists. The event features live keynotes, technical sessions, panels, lightning talks, and extensive networking.

Agenda Highlights

  • Live Keynote Viewing: Watch Microsoft leaders present advances in AI, cloud, and security, streamed live.
  • Expert-Led Sessions: Participate in talks such as:
    • Generating Pages in Power Apps
    • Actor Model & Agentic AI Orchestra
    • Creating Moonshot Solutions with AI
    • Transforming Management with Visio and Power BI
    • Building Agents in AI Foundry
    • Azure Load Balancer, NAT Gateway, and Public IP updates
    • .NET Apps Everywhere
    • Accelerating Web App Development with AI Tools
    • Engaging with Multi-Stakeholder Open Source Projects
    • Copilot Studio for Enterprise
    • Fast-Track Vector Search in .NET
    • Building Resilient Systems
    • Agentic Orchestration: Scalable Automation with A2A, MCP, and RAG Patterns
  • Community Conversations: Connect in breakout groups with Microsoft experts, MVPs, and customers to discuss real-world challenges and architectures.
  • Networking: Meet peers and speakers from various technical backgrounds.
  • Catering Provided: Food and snacks included to keep you energized.

Registration

Spots are limited. Register by November 3rd, 2025 to secure your place: Register here. Exact location will be provided after registration approval.

Additional Information

  • Supported by local sponsors and partners
  • Published by MariselaC, Oct 07, 2025
  • Featured tags: AI and Machine Learning, Azure, Azure AI

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