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Washington, DC - NW Conference Center

20 F St NW, Washington, United States, 20001

The venue is situated in the Capitol Hill area on F Street NW, with easy driving access via Massachusetts Avenue and I-395; paid parking is available on-site and in nearby garages. From Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), about 5 miles away, a taxi or rideshare via I-395 North typically takes 15–20 minutes. From Dulles International Airport (IAD), approximately 26 miles away, the trip via the Dulles Access Road and I-66/I-395 takes roughly 35–45 minutes. Public transit is extremely convenient with Union Station Metro just one block away (Red Line) and multiple Metrobus routes along F, H, and G Streets NW.

Washington, DC - Paramount Building

1775 I St NW, Washington, United States, 20006

The venue is in the heart of downtown DC in the Paramount Building on I Street NW, accessible via I-395, US-1, or via Pennsylvania Avenue. Guests can park in nearby public garages including the Colonial Parking garage adjacent to the building. From Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), it’s a short 10–15 minute drive via George Washington Memorial Parkway and Maine Avenue SW. Public transit is excellent: the building is a 3-minute walk from Farragut West Metro station (Blue, Orange, Silver lines), and several Metrobus lines travel along I, K, and 17th Streets, making it highly accessible without a car.
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Washington, DC - Regus One Franklin Square

1300 I Street NW, Suite 400E, Washington, United States, 20005

The venue sits prominently at One Franklin Square, in downtown Washington, DC, easily reachable by car via Massachusetts Avenue or I‑395 with paid garage parking available in the Franklin Square complex. From Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), around 5 miles away, taxi or rideshare via I‑395 typically takes 15–20 minutes. From Dulles International Airport (IAD), approximately 26 miles away, the journey via the Dulles Access Road and I‑66/I‑395 takes about 35–45 minutes. For public transit, McPherson Square Metro Station (Orange, Silver, and Blue lines) is a short two-block walk, and multiple Metrobus routes run along I Street NW, providing convenient access to the venue.

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EXO for DevOps: Building Private AI Infrastructure

2026-08-21 09:30
21 hours
Washington, DC - NW Conference Center
$ 4054 (Online)
$ 5854 (Classroom)

Sovereign AI for Regulated Organizations: Controlling Data, Models and Inference Environments

2026-09-04 09:30
7 hours
Washington, DC - Paramount Building
$ 1630 (Online)
$ 2230 (Classroom)

EXO: End-to-End Local AI Cluster Deployment

2026-09-18 09:30
21 hours
Washington, DC - Regus One Franklin Square
$ 4054 (Online)
$ 5854 (Classroom)

EXO for DevOps: Building Private AI Infrastructure

2026-10-02 09:30
21 hours
Washington, DC - NW Conference Center
$ 4054 (Online)
$ 5854 (Classroom)

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