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The 26th edition of the Bengaluru Tech Summit (BTS) kicked off on Wednesday, drawing leaders, startups, investors, and research labs from over 30 countries to participate in this global event.

Organized by the Karnataka government’s Department of Information Technology and Biotechnology, in collaboration with the union government’s Software Technology Parks of India, the three-day event, themed ‘Breaking Boundaries,’ was inaugurated by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah at the Palace Grounds.

The tech exposition will showcase a diverse range of events, featuring a multi-track conference covering IT and electronics, deep tech, startups, and biotech. Other highlights include an international exhibition, global innovation alliance, India-USA tech conclave, R&D-Lab2Market, B2B meetings, awards ceremonies, quizzes, and more.

With over 70 sessions, 400+ speakers, 350+ startups, 600+ exhibitors, and an impressive 20,000+ business attendees, the summit offers a unique opportunity to connect with the brightest minds globally. Participants will have the chance to interact with representatives from countries including Australia, Denmark, Finland, NRW (Dusseldorf), Israel, Japan, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, the US, the UK, and more.

Indian research institutions such as DRDO, ICMR, CDAC, BIRAC, IIAP, IIIT-B, and NRDC, alongside industry giants like Infosys, Bosch, Microsoft Startup, Cashfree, Builder AI, and Biocon, will actively participate in the event.

Delving into a dynamic startup ecosystem covering AI & ML, blockchain, cybersecurity, fintech, AR/VR, biotech, agritech, cleantech, digital learning, e-commerce, edutech, electronics, and more, the summit serves as a robust platform for startups to showcase their innovations, connect with industry leaders, and pave the way for groundbreaking collaborations.