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WeAreDevelopers launches first India conference in Bengaluru for November 2026
Reported by Danish Ansari (Fact-Checker) · Bing News - Technology (India) ·
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WeAreDevelopers will hold its first India conference in Bengaluru on November 25‑26, 2026, co‑hosted by the startup Entire. The event follows a recent Silicon Valley meetup that drew 10,000 builders from India. More than 100 speakers are slated to present across two days, covering AI development, agentic systems in production, platform engineering, security and engineering leadership through keynotes, technical talks and hands‑on workshops. Google, IBM and GitHub are listed as supporting partners, reflecting the global developer ecosystem’s presence in the program. Sead Ahmetović, CEO and co‑founder of WeAreDevelopers, said, "Technology is changing faster than ever, and our job is to make sure the people building it stay ahead. Developers from India have been part of our network for years…" Ticket sales open in mid‑October and can be booked at the conference website. The launch aligns with India’s Viksit Bharat vision to become a developed nation by 2047, with technology at its core. NITI Aayog estimates AI could add up to $1.7 trillion to the Indian economy by 2035. Through the IndiaAI Mission, the government has pledged about $1.2 billion and deployed more than 38,000 GPUs as shared national compute resources. WeAreDevelopers describes itself as a global platform where millions of tech professionals build skills, share knowledge and connect with employers, while companies use the community to boost their employer brand. ## Context The conference showcases how India’s growing developer talent is being mobilised alongside government AI investments, signaling a coordinated push to place the country at the centre of future software innovation.
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