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Inc42 CTO Summit 2026 | 175+ Tech Leaders & The Playbooks Shaping How India Builds In The AI Era

India’s technology ecosystem is entering another major transition. Over the past decade, technology leaders have navigated the shift to mobile,…

Inc42 CTO Summit 2026 | 175+ Tech Leaders & The Playbooks Shaping How India Builds In The AI Era

The Inc42 CTO Summit 2026 is set to gather over 175 prominent technology leaders in Bengaluru on September 30th, 2026. This exclusive event aims to address the evolving challenges faced by India's tech industry as it embraces AI and scales its operations. With Indian AI startups raising $676 million in H1 2026, more than quadrupling the $162 million raised during the same period in 2025, the summit will explore critical questions surrounding architecture, infrastructure, reliability, security, and engineering productivity.

As companies navigate their growth trajectory, the summit will delve into the decisions required to build at Indian scale, the characteristics of an AI-native engineering organization, and the implications of experienced engineering talent in the middle. Topics will range from architectural choices that withstand exponential business growth to when to rebuild systems instead of continuously patching them.

The discussions will also touch upon the balance between speed, reliability, security, and cost in a rapidly automating software development landscape.

Joining the summit will be technology leaders from growth-stage startups, unicorns, and other scaled technology businesses, including CTOs, VPs of Engineering, Heads of Technology, CISOs, AI and ML leaders, architects, platform leaders, and founders. With 10+ sessions focused on the operating problems technology leaders face today, the Inc42 CTO Summit 2026 promises to be a crucial platform for addressing the complex tech challenges shaping India's digital future.

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