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 **Date**: April 28, 12 pm PT  
-**Speaker**: Piotr Bialecki  
+**Speakers**: Piotr Bialecki (NVIDIA) and Nikita Shulga (Meta)
 **Location**: Online
 
-Wondering what's new in the PyTorch 2.7 release? Do you have questions? Join us for a live Q&A on PyTorch 2.7 with Piotr Bialecki, PyTorch Core Maintainer and Director of Engineering at NVIDIA. 
+Have questions about PyTorch 2.7? Join PyTorch Core Maintainers Piotr Bialecki (NVIDIA) and Nikita Shulga (Meta) for a live Q&A session on Monday, April 28 at 12 PM PST.
 
 Piotr joined the PyTorch team at NVIDIA in 2019 and currently manages the team. He drives NVIDIA’s effort in maintaining and advancing PyTorch’s CUDA backend and received the PyTorch SUPERHERO award in 2023 for his community contributions, especially in the PyTorch discussion board. As a Core Maintainer, he is also focused on PyTorch’s long-term vision and development.
 
-Bring your PyTorch 2.7 questions for Piotr during this live Q&A session.
+Nikita is a Software Engineer at Meta where, among other things, he is responsible for PyTorch releases and continuous integration. Nikita is committed to uplifting the developer community and continuously improving PyTorch. He earned a Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT).
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+Bring your PyTorch 2.7 questions for Piotr & Nikita during this live Q&A session.
 
 [Register now](/pt-27-release-qa)
 

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           <strong>Date</strong>: April 28, 12 pm PT
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-          <strong>Speaker</strong>: Piotr Bialecki
+          <strong>Speakers</strong>: Piotr Bialecki (NVIDIA) and Nikita Shulga (Meta)
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-          Wondering what's new in the PyTorch 2.7 release? Do you have questions? Join us for a live Q&A on PyTorch 2.7 with Piotr Bialecki, PyTorch Core Maintainer and Director of Engineering at NVIDIA. 
+          Have questions about PyTorch 2.7? Join PyTorch Core Maintainers Piotr Bialecki (NVIDIA) and Nikita Shulga (Meta) for a live Q&A session on Monday, April 28 at 12 PM PST.
           <br/><br/>
-          Piotr joined the PyTorch team at NVIDIA in 2019 and currently manages the team. He drives NVIDIA’s effort in maintaining and advancing PyTorch’s CUDA backend and received the PyTorch SUPERHERO award in 2023 for his community contributions, especially in the PyTorch discussion board. As a Core Maintainer, he is also focused on PyTorch’s long-term vision and development.
-          <br/><br/>
-          Bring your PyTorch 2.7 questions for Piotr during this live Q&A session.
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+Piotr joined the PyTorch team at NVIDIA in 2019 and currently manages the team. He drives NVIDIA’s effort in maintaining and advancing PyTorch’s CUDA backend and received the PyTorch SUPERHERO award in 2023 for his community contributions, especially in the PyTorch discussion board. As a Core Maintainer, he is also focused on PyTorch’s long-term vision and development.
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+Nikita is a Software Engineer at Meta where, among other things, he is responsible for PyTorch releases and continuous integration. Nikita is committed to uplifting the developer community and continuously improving PyTorch. He earned a Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT).
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+Bring your PyTorch 2.7 questions for Piotr & Nikita during this live Q&A session.
           <br/><br/>
           <strong>Register now to attend this event.</strong>
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