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Three Lablup researchers on Lagrange (Kubernetes with Backend.AI), a RAG agent, Korean language models, and how the team runs across GenAI, Model & Data, and NACL.

There are people who quietly, yet firmly, support the system from unseen places. The CoreDev team, which takes charge of Backend.AI’s heart, is responsible for designing the platform’s stable foundation and laying the groundwork for new features. Hyeokjin and Bokeum, who continue deep technical discussions and coordinate the team’s speed and efficiency, were interviewed to explore the world they are building.

On September 24, lab | up > /conf/5, Lablup’s fifth annual tech conference, was held at Yangjae aT Center in Seoul. This year’s theme was “Make AI Composable,” and the program featured a wide range of talks and Q&A sessions covering everything from AI infrastructure to real-world services.

We met with Jongeun Lee, the lead of the FrontendDev team, and Sujin Kim, a frontend engineer, who are transforming the challenging command-line interfaces for AI development and services into logical, easy-to-use, and beautiful screens, to hear about their world.

Lablup has moved to a new office. Here's a look at how Lablup members work in our new space, and how this impacts our productivity. If you're interested in joining Lablup, check out our newly opened positions.

DevRel (Developer Relations) is still new to many people. The role of Developer Advocate is also new to many people. Let's talk about why Lablup have a DevRel and what our Developer Advocates do.

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