1st Arizona Tech Week announced for Spring 2026
PHOENIX — The first Arizona Tech Week will be coming to the Grand Canyon state in spring next year.
Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Commerce Authority announced the arrival of the decentralized tech conference last week, in partnership with the Arizona Venture Alliance.
“Global tech leaders are investing in Arizona because they see what we see: Arizona is the future of tech,” Hobbs said in the announcement. “We’ve built the foundation: world-class talent, unrivaled community and a business climate leading the nation. We will continue to cultivate a tech ecosystem where opportunity and innovation flourish.”
Details on Arizona Tech Week
Arizona Tech Week will take place in various locations around Arizona from April 6 to April 12.
Throughout the week there will be keynote speakers, panels, social networking engagements, pitch competitions and more.
The purpose of the conference is to emphasize the state’s place in the global tech world by showcasing its innovations and tech leaders.
The event is expected to bring in 25,000 attendees, including 5,000 investors, 10,000 startups and 10,000 influencers.
Those in the tech community who want to host affiliated events during Arizona Tech Week can register on the event’s website to receive an email for when submissions open this fall.
Events for the week will be released at a later date and attendees will be able to sort through them based on topic of interest, date and location.
Since 2010, the state has seen venture capital deals increase by 150% and venture capital investments grow by more than 330%.
“From next-gen technologies like AI and automated vehicles to North America’s most advanced microchip factories, Arizona isn’t just keep pacing with the future — we’re shaping it,” President and CEO of the Arizona Commerce Authority Sandra Watson said. “Fueled by strategic partnerships and historic investments, Arizona is building a legacy as one of the fastest growing and most connected tech hubs in the world.”
