TechSparks 2026: The New Tech Order in Bengaluru
Explore the future of technology at TechSparks 2026 in Bengaluru. Join leaders from government, startups, and VC firms to discuss the New Tech Order. Register now!
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Join the forefront of technological innovation at TechSparks 2026 in Bengaluru. This year's summit, themed 'The New Tech Order,' will bring together leaders from government, startups, and venture capital to discuss and shape India's next phase of innovation. From October 13-15, engage in discussions that will define the future of technology.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- TechSparks 2026 focuses on 'The New Tech Order'
- Features leaders from government, startups, and VC firms
- Discussions on AI, deeptech, and digital infrastructure
- Opportunity to network and form partnerships
- Registration available now
Introduction
Technology is reshaping the landscape of power, access, and opportunity in 2026. AI is lowering barriers, compressing timelines, and opening up new possibilities. This is the context for TechSparks 2026, YourStory’s flagship startup-tech summit, returning to Bengaluru from October 13-15.
Summit Theme
This year’s summit is centered around 'The New Tech Order,' reflecting the real-time construction of the future. TechSparks 2026 will bring together innovators to exchange ideas, form partnerships, and turn conversations into actionable strategies.
Key Speakers
TechSparks 2026 will feature a diverse lineup of speakers from various sectors:
Government Leaders
- Priyank Kharge: Minister for Home, IT, BT & E-Governance, Government of Karnataka
- Krishna Byre Gowda: Minister for Greater Bengaluru Development, Government of Karnataka
Tech and Startup Leaders
- Pramod Varma: Co-founder and Chief Architect of Networks for Humanity
- Sameer Nigam: Founder and CEO of PhonePe
- Srinath Ravichandran: Co-founder and CEO of AgniKul
- Anand Jain: Co-founder and CMO of CleverTap
Investment Leaders
- Anjali Bansal: Founder of Avaana Capital
- Ashutosh Sharma: Head – Investments & M&A, India at Prosus
- Michael Cronin: Vice President, Sales, Asia-Pacific, Japan & India at Couchbase
Other Notables
- Prof Ashok Jhunjhunwala: Institute Professor at IIT Madras
- Mukund Jha: Founder and CEO of Emergent
- Dr Nagendra Nagaraja: Founder, CEO and Chairman of QpiAI
- Rahul Chari: Founder and CPTO of PhonePe
- Priyanka Agarwal Chopra: Managing Partner and CEO of IIMA Ventures
- Nicolas Sauvage: President of TDK Ventures
Why Attend?
TechSparks 2026 is not just another conference; it’s a platform where the future of technology is being built in real time. Attendees will have the opportunity to:
- Engage with thought leaders shaping India’s tech future
- Participate in discussions on AI, deeptech, and digital infrastructure
- Network with policymakers, entrepreneurs, and investors
- Form strategic partnerships and collaborations
Registration
For more information and to register for TechSparks 2026, click here.
FAQs
**Q: What is the theme of TechSparks 2026? A: The theme of TechSparks 2026 is 'The New Tech Order'.
**Q: Who are some of the key speakers at TechSparks 2026? A: Key speakers include Priyank Kharge, Krishna Byre Gowda, Pramod Varma, Sameer Nigam, and many more from various sectors.
**Q: How can I register for TechSparks 2026? A: You can register by visiting this link.
Conclusion
TechSparks 2026 is a pivotal event for anyone interested in the future of technology in India. With a diverse lineup of speakers and a focus on real-time innovation, this summit is a must-attend for professionals, entrepreneurs, and policymakers.
Call-to-Action
Be part of the conversations defining the future of technology. Register now for TechSparks 2026 at blogy.in.
Sources
- yourstory.com
TechSparks 2026: Priyank Kharge, Krishna Byre Gowda, Sameer Nigam, Pramod Varma, and more to take the stage
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