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For two decades, TechCrunch has provided a front row view to the future of technology, shaping conversations that matter and spotlighting the next big things before they break — both on the page and in person at our world-renowned events. 

This year, as we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we’re launching our most ambitious events calendar yet for 2025. From intimate roundtables to our flagship Disrupt conference, we’re bringing together the brightest minds in tech, venture capital, and entrepreneurship to continue our legacy of industry-leading gatherings. This milestone year promises unprecedented opportunities for founders, investors, and innovators to connect, share insights, and shape the future of technology.

October 27-29, 2025
San Francisco, California

TechCrunch Disrupt, our flagship event, returns for our 20th anniversary as the definitive gathering place for the tech, venture, and startup worlds. This won’t be your average Disrupt, either. Raising the bar even higher this year, founders whose journeys we have tracked since the start — along with top investors and Silicon Valley’s rising stars — will come together for a three-day celebration of the people and products that have changed, and are continuing to change, the world. 

Our legendary Disrupt stage — which has launched countless tech giants and unicorns since 2005 — stands ready to mint the next generation of pioneers.

Disrupt is more than an event. It is the definitive place to hear and learn from the people who are shaping our technological future. From founders breaking through the noise, to startup enthusiasts joining the ecosystem, to investors seeking the next big thing, Disrupt remains the industry’s most powerful launchpad for success.

With 100+ exhibitors and 10,000+ attendees, these three days of pure opportunity continue our tradition of spotlighting future icons like Mark Zuckerberg, Anne Wojcicki, and Whitney Wolfe Herd. Join the community that’s been discovering and nurturing extraordinary success stories for two decades.

Drew Taggart and Alex Pall of The Chainsmokers, joined by Dan Lorenc, the founder of Chainguard on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 Day 2 on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024 in San Francisco. (Photo by Barak Shrama/ Slava Blazer Photography)
Drew Taggart and Alex Pall of The Chainsmokers, joined by Dan Lorenc, the founder of Chainguard.Image Credits:Barak Shrama/ Slava Blazer Photography / Flickr (opens in a new window) under a CC BY 2.0 (opens in a new window) license.

June 5, 2025
Berkeley, California

In an era where artificial intelligence is reshaping every industry, TechCrunch Sessions: AI cuts through the hype to deliver deep, actionable insights for founders, investors, and technologists. This intensive one-day event brings together the pioneers who are building and funding the next generation of AI companies, offering an unparalleled look at where the smart money is flowing and how successful AI startups are navigating this transformative moment. From fine-tuning your AI pitch to scaling infrastructure for millions of users, our carefully curated sessions will equip you with the strategic knowledge needed to thrive in today’s AI-first landscape.

Beyond the headlines and buzzwords, we’re diving deep into the foundational technologies that make modern AI possible. Leading technologists and infrastructure providers will share their expertise in building robust AI systems, from selecting the right hardware stack to implementing efficient data architectures and deploying AI agents at scale. Through interactive demonstrations, candid fireside chats, and extensive networking opportunities, attendees will gain practical insights into the tools and technologies that are powering the AI revolution. Whether you’re a founder looking to integrate AI into your product, an investor seeking the next big opportunity, or a technologist thinking about launching your own startup, this is your chance to connect with the people and ideas shaping the future of artificial intelligence.

TC Sessions: Robotics + AI 2020 at Zellerbach Hall at UC Berkeley.Image Credits:Max Morse for TechCrunch

July 15, 2025
Boston, Massachusetts

Whether you’re taking your first steps as a founder or scaling toward an IPO, TechCrunch is partnering with Fidelity Investments to bring you TC All Stage, where ambitious companies at every growth phase come to level up. Building on our 20-year legacy of empowering founders, we’ve expanded our signature founder-focused event to serve the entire company life cycle.

At All Stage, early founders crafting their pitch decks sit alongside Series B leaders tackling hypergrowth, creating an unprecedented environment for cross-pollination of ideas and experience. Want to understand better the process of going public? We’ll have you covered on that front, too. Through dozens of specialized breakout sessions, founders and their teams will gain actionable insights on everything from raising seed funding to managing international expansion, recruiting world-class talent, and navigating the path to public markets. 

This intensive day of learning, networking, and relationship-building brings together the most promising companies at every stage, fostering connections that will shape the next generation of tech innovation.

Image Credits:Halo Creative

StrictlyVC Event Series

StrictlyVC events bring Silicon Valley’s most influential players together for candid, unscripted conversations that you won’t hear anywhere else. These intimate gatherings cut through the noise to deliver what matters most: authentic insights from top investors, founders, and operators who are shaping the future of technology and venture capital. 

During these signature evening events, you’ll get unfiltered access to the strategies, challenges, and opportunities that are driving the industry forward. No panels, no pitches — just real talk from the people who are in the trenches making the future happen, and spotting the next big trends before they break. It’s the kind of high-signal, high-value networking that can transform your business or career in a single evening. 

April 3: StrictlyVC San Francisco, hosted by Forerunner Ventures

May 12: StrictlyVC London

June 18: StrictlyVC Menlo Park, hosted by Mayfield

October 28: StrictlyVC @ TechCrunch Disrupt

December 4: StrictlyVC Palo Alto, hosted by Playground Global

GV CEO David Krane on what it takes to manage 800 investments in five years at StrictlyVC SF.Image Credits:Slava Blazer Photography



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