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The founder’s guide to TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Everything you need to know

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  • Disrupt Stage: The biggest conversations in technology, featuring the founders, CEOs, and industry leaders defining what’s next. These are the conversations you’ll be talking about long after Disrupt ends.
  • Builders Stage: The tactical playbook for building a startup. From fundraising and hiring to GTM, product, and scaling, every session is designed to give founders practical advice they can put to work immediately.
  • AI Stage: AI isn’t the future — it’s the present. Learn how the fastest-growing startups are building, deploying, and monetizing AI, with practical lessons on agents, models, infrastructure, and what it takes to win in the AI era.
  • Real World AI Stage: AI is moving beyond the screen and into the physical world. Explore how robotics, autonomous systems, manufacturing, healthcare, and defense are turning AI breakthroughs into real-world products and businesses.
  • Smart Money Stage: Follow the money. From fintech and stablecoins to payments, embedded finance, and AI-driven financial services, this stage explores how technology is reshaping the movement of capital.
  • Smart Systems Stage: Every AI breakthrough depends on the infrastructure behind it. Discover the innovations in chips, compute, energy, networking, and data centers that will determine the next generation of technology companies.
  • RJ Scaringe (Rivian): Building a generational company. 
  • Panos Panay (Amazon): Designing products people love. 
  • Paolo Ardoino (Tether): Money, AI, and infrastructure. 
  • Toni Schneider and Rose Wang (Bluesky): Can social start over? 
  • Amjad Masad (Replit): Every founder becomes technical. 
  • Andrew Feldman (Cerebras): Winning the AI compute race. 
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