TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 unveils full roundtable lineup with Nvidia, Anthropic and others
The event's interactive roundtable agenda features speakers from Nvidia, Chime, Obvious Ventures and Anthropic, with early registration discounts available.
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TechCrunch has released the complete lineup of interactive roundtables for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, featuring participants from companies including Nvidia, Chime, Obvious Ventures and Anthropic, according to TechCrunch.
The roundtables are designed to offer attendees a more hands-on, discussion-based format compared with traditional conference panels, allowing for direct engagement with representatives from a range of technology and investment firms attending the event.
TechCrunch is promoting registration for Disrupt 2026 with a discount of up to $100 off the standard pass price, along with an offer for a second pass at 50% off, incentives aimed at encouraging early sign-ups ahead of the conference.
The presence of companies spanning hardware, fintech, venture capital and artificial intelligence in the roundtable lineup reflects the broad scope of topics typically covered at Disrupt, which draws participants from across the technology and startup ecosystem.
Further details on the specific topics to be discussed at each roundtable, as well as the exact dates and venue for Disrupt 2026, were not included in the announcement beyond the registration offer and participant list.
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