Open Source India
Bengaluru's NIMHANS Convention Center hosts the 23rd Open Source India in 2026, drawing developers, DevOps teams, AI engineers and architects from across India's open-source and AI ecosystem.
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Bengaluru's NIMHANS Convention Center hosts the 23rd Open Source India in 2026, drawing developers, DevOps teams, AI engineers and architects from across India's open-source and AI ecosystem.
Open-source developers, DevOps teams, AI engineers and technology architects
Now in its 23rd edition and billed as India's longest-running open-source event, its speaker line-up draws specifically from open-source maintainers and AI-ecosystem technologists together.
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The 29th Bengaluru Tech Summit, themed 'AI & Beyond': three days of conference and exhibition at BIEC on IT and deeptech, semiconductors, data centres, cybersecurity, e-mobility, and health and biotech.
Tech companies, startups, investors, researchers and policymakers engaged with India's technology sector.
Organised by the Government of Karnataka with KITS and STPI: a multi-track conference plus an exhibition of companies from India and 60+ countries, a startup pavilion and an India-USA Tech Conclave.
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WeAreDevelopers' first conference in India: two days at BIEC in Bengaluru with keynotes, talks, live coding, workshops and a tech expo on AI engineering, agentic systems, cloud and security.
Developers, AI builders, platform and security engineers, and engineering leaders in India.
Six tracks follow the software lifecycle from build and ship to run, secure, test and lead, with sessions on AI agents in production, MCP, evals, observability and cloud cost.
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The Messy UX Conference 2026 offers a day of honest talks and workshops about how design actually gets made, focusing on the drafts, dead ends, and the mess nobody puts in the case study.
Designers seeking real insights into the design process.
The Messy UX Conference focuses on the honest, messy realities of design, emphasizing failures and trade-offs over polished success stories.
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