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Here’s How to Stop Missing Out on Business Credit Card Rewards

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4 years ago

March 27, 2022

It was a small business credit card that finally convinced me to get serious about earning credit card rewards. Although I had been writing about credit for years, I only dabbled in my own efforts to earn rewards. I would enviously read stories about first-class international trips paid for with points, or business owners who managed to earn significant cash back rewards, but I’d find myself too busy to learn how to do the same.

Then I read about how small business owners could use a “travel hack” to earn a Southwest Rapid Rewards Companion Pass, which allows the cardholder to fly a companion with them for free for a year. I can do that, I thought.

Here’s how it worked: I applied for the business and consumer versions of Southwest Rapid Rewards cards—both of which were offering generous welcome bonuses for meeting minimum spending requirements within a certain period of time. By charging everything I could to those cards, I met those thresholds and earned a large number of Rapid Rewards points as well as progress toward the Companion Pass.

Those points, combined with the points I was earning by flying Southwest for business trips, allowed me to earn enough qualifying points to qualify for a Companion Pass. Even better, I was then able to maintain it for four years. I used it for well over a dozen flights, saving several thousands of dollars in airfare for trips where family members were able to join me.

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Are you maximizing your credit card rewards?

Once I realized how easy it was, I regretted that I didn’t take rewards points more seriously sooner. But I’m not alone. In a January 2022 survey of prominent personal finance bloggers by Uthrive, 69% said they are not confident they are earning the most rewards, even though 80% of them said they actively manage their spending to maximize rewards.

Uthrive is the first personal finance app to generate customized rewards recommendations as opposed to general advice offered by blogs. It’s the kind of tool that would likely have made me a rewards aficionado a lot sooner.

“Small business owners are in a particularly good position to make the most of credit card rewards,” says Jason Steele, a credit card expert I have followed for years and who is consulting with Uthrive. “The credit card industry is extremely competitive, and most small business owners leave a lot of money on the table because they are not using the right credit card,” he notes.

Steele points out that many small business owners will spend far more on their business credit cards than their personal cards, and they may be eligible for spending bonuses on common business purchases, such as advertising, telecommunications, or fuel. But, he says, “It can be hard to memorize which merchants offer benefits for certain purchases. Uthrive enables small business owners to see exactly which card they have will offer the most rewards for a particular purchase, based on their geolocation.”

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If, like me, you’re not sure you’re making the most of your credit card rewards, there are a number of apps, including Uthrive, that can help you choose the right cards, and then maximize the rewards you earn. I asked the creators of these apps to share their apps’ top features and what makes them unique, so that you can make the most of credit card rewards programs.

Apps to help you earn the most from your credit card rewards

Card Curator

Card Curator is a credit card rewards optimization app that helps users achieve their rewards goals, whether it be for travel or charitable giving, by helping them earn up to five times or more on their average monthly card spending through personalized and unbiased credit card recommendations. The app also offers users guidance on the right card to use for their purchases.

Cost: There are two versions of Card Curator: a free version and a premium version. The free version maximizes rewards for cash back, return [in points and miles], and charitable giving. The premium version maximizes rewards for cash back, return [in points and miles], charitable giving, travel, flights, and hotels.

What makes Card Curator unique? CEO John Garner says: “Users can set as well as track their rewards goals for travel, charitable giving, or cash back. They input their goal into the goal tracker, and sync up their current credit or debit cards into the app; Card Curator’s proprietary algorithm will then recommend which cards to apply for, downgrade, or cancel based on [a user’s] primary goal and spending habits.

“Card Curator also helps users keep up with sign-up bonuses by allowing them to track their bonuses. The app will notify users as well on what is needed to meet the minimum spend. By notifying and tracking the sign-up bonuses for users, the app ensures that users meet the minimum spend for their sign-up bonuses within the designated time frame.

“Furthermore, the app guides users on which credit card to use for every purchase. For instance, if you’re at a grocery store, the app will pick up on your geolocation and will then recommend you use your Amex Gold Card on your purchase as that card earns 4 times the points on groceries.

“Lastly, the app gives recommendations to users on the best way to combine or transfer points, which further maximizes a card’s reward value and minimizes the need to apply for new cards. The app also tells you whether to use your existing points or miles first.”

CardWiz

CardWiz is a hyper-personalized credit card recommendation and comparison app. Users take a short quiz and get matched to cards based on the rewards value specific to them.

CardWiz can maximize whatever rewards a user is looking for—for both personal and business credit cards. If a user is looking for cash back, it will maximize that; if a user is looking for Delta SkyMiles, it can take into account points transfers and maximize Delta SkyMiles. As credit cards launch that offer alternative types of rewards, such as cryptocurrency, CardWiz will allow users to maximize opportunities to earn those rewards.

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Cost: Free

What makes CardWiz unique? Founder Peter Gabbay says: “CardWiz is the only app that factors in the rewards the user already gets from their current cards and allows for high levels of customization like preferred rewards programs or custom point values. It’s simply more personalized and therefore more accurate and rewarding. It’s also the most fun!”

CashFreely

CashFreely is a free app that helps users find the best new credit cards; it also helps users track their credit cards, key dates for sign-up bonuses, and annual fees.

Cost: Free

What makes CashFreely unique? Founder Zac Hood says: “CashFreely’s approach to earning cash back is truly unique. It turns traditional cash back earning upside down by earning more cash back in less time. CashFreely maximizes a person’s regular monthly spending by leveraging big sign-up bonus offers. CashFreely users average $1,500 in cash back every year, while the average American household only earns $230 in cash back.

“CashFreely teaches users how to do this and keeps them organized. Our app is 100% free. We do not ask for bank logins. We do not store any confidential information.”

CashFreely member benefits include:

Personalized, ranked card offers
Email reminders and notifications for bonus deadlines or annual fees
Ability to track multiple cards (up to two users) in one place
Card details—stats, benefits, and spending categories
Security—users never have to hand over bank details or passwords

MaxRewards

MaxRewards helps people manage their credit cards, monitor their credit scores, and maximize their rewards, cash back, and benefits. Users can adjust the valuation of points and miles, and translate them into dollars.

Cost: Free to download and most features are also free. MaxRewards Gold, which includes auto-activation of offers, has a choose-your-own-price model. The minimum price is $5/month on annual billing ($60/year) or $9/month on monthly billing.

What makes MaxRewards unique? CEO Anik Khan says: “Most other apps use third-party aggregators, which provide far less data and capability, or lack any connectivity. We’re the only solution that actually automates earning more rewards and cash back.”

Member benefits include:

Auto-activation of Amex Offers, BankAmeriDeals, Citi Merchant Offers, Chase Offers, and more
Ability to activate the same Amex Offer on multiple Amex cards (which is not possible by manually activating offers)
Best card recommendation for nearby merchants
Best card recommendation for every category
Consolidated view of all credit cards and transactions, including exclusive data points such as rewards that are not available on other personal finance apps like Mint
Benefits aggregation and tracking
Unified view of credit scores from every issuer
Tracking of qualified spend toward sign-up bonus

The Points Guy (TPG) App

Created by The Points Guy, a popular travel site, The Points Guy (TPG) App is a one-stop-shop where users can track all of their airline, hotel, and credit card loyalty points and miles in one place, and create personalized plans to book their dream vacations.

Users are provided with a curated news feed of travel, credit card, and aviation news. They can also monitor their spending habits, track their progress towards meeting their goals, and receive recommendations to help maximize their earning potential.

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Note: The app is tailored to consumer cards. Business owners upload their points and miles data from their business credit cards to the TPG App. It is currently available on iOS.

Cost: Free

TPG App features: Head developer Mitchell Stoutin says: “Users get personalized recommendations on how to quickly rack up points and miles based on their spending habits, and have the ability to track earned rewards and learn how to use them before it’s too late. App users are able to earn, burn, and learn.”

In addition, the TPG App helps users to:

Earn points and miles more effectively and efficiently by monitoring spending habits, tracking progress toward a personalized goal, and making recommendations to maximize earning potential (e.g., recommending which card to use when).
Burn earned miles by providing personalized guidance and comprehensive booking instructions.
Learn about travel news, opportunities, and offers through a curated news feed, as well as learn about points, miles, and loyalty programs.

Travel Freely

Travel Freely helps users find the best new credit cards and track key dates for sign-up bonuses and annual fees. Members are provided with a step-by-step beginner course which can help them earn $2,000 in free travel every year. Users learn how to optimize travel rewards, take control of their credit, and travel for free. The service can be used for both consumer and business credit cards.

Cost: Free

What makes Travel Freely unique? Founder Zac Hood says: “The Travel Freely approach is all about increasing your travel budget by earning the most amount of free travel in the least amount of time. Travel Freely comes with a simple and easy-to-follow guide. Our beginner’s course ‘Become a Free Traveler’ covers credit score monitoring, organizing rewards programs, and understanding the best practices for applying for credit cards.”

Travel Freely member benefits include:

Personalized, ranked rewards card offers
Email reminders and notifications for bonus deadlines or annual fees
Beginner tools—a step-by-step guide for those new to optimizing free travel earning
Ability to track multiple cards (up to two users) in one place
Card details—stats, benefits, and spending categories
Security—users never have to hand over bank details or passwords

Uthrive

Uthrive offers users personalized advice on how to maximize rewards based on their spending habits. The Uthrive app tells consumers the best card to use at popular merchants.

Cost: Free

What makes Uthrive unique? CEO Sameer Gupta says: “Uthrive recently rolled out a full suite of features for business credit cards so small business owners can also maximize rewards on their business expenses.”

Benefits for both consumers and business owners include:

Advice on all rewards, including cash back, points, and miles
Personalized advice on the best card to use—for both existing and new cards
Updates on earned rewards and missed rewards for all transactions
Prompts for the best card to use at both online and in-store merchants

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Amazon, OpenAI, and the $10 Billion AI Power Shift: How a New Wave of Investment Is Rewriting the Future of Tech

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7 hours ago

December 17, 2025

Abdul Rahman

A deep dive into Amazon, OpenAI, and the $10B AI investment wave reshaping startups, big tech competition, and the future of artificial intelligence.

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The AI Investment Earthquake No One Can Ignore

Every few years, the tech world experiences a moment that permanently shifts the landscape — a moment when capital, innovation, and ambition collide so forcefully that the ripple effects reshape entire industries.

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2025 delivered one of those moments. 2026 is where the aftershocks begin.

Between Amazon’s aggressive AI expansion, OpenAI’s escalating influence, and a global surge of $10 billion‑plus investments into next‑gen artificial intelligence, the world is witnessing a new kind of tech arms race. Not the cloud wars. Not the mobile wars. Not even the social media wars.

This is the AI supremacy war — and the stakes are higher than ever.

For startups, founders, investors, and operators, this isn’t just “ai news.” This is the blueprint for the next decade of opportunity.

And if you’re building anything in tech, this story matters more than you think.

The New AI Power Triangle: Amazon, OpenAI, and the Capital Flood

Amazon’s AI Ambition: From Cloud King to Intelligence Empire

Amazon has always played the long game. AWS dominated cloud. Prime dominated logistics. Alexa dominated voice.

But 2026 marks a new chapter: Amazon wants to dominate intelligence itself.

The company’s recent multi‑billion‑dollar AI investments — including infrastructure, model training, and strategic partnerships — signal a clear message:

Amazon doesn’t just want to compete with OpenAI. Amazon wants to become the operating system of AI.

From custom silicon to foundation models to enterprise AI tools, Amazon is building a vertically integrated AI stack that startups will rely on for years.

Why this matters for startups

Cheaper, faster AI compute
More accessible model‑training tools
Enterprise‑grade AI infrastructure
A growing ecosystem of AI‑native services

If AWS shaped the last decade of startups, Amazon’s AI stack will shape the next one.

OpenAI: The Relentless Pace‑Setter

OpenAI remains the gravitational center of the AI universe. Every product launch, every model upgrade, every partnership — it all sends shockwaves across the industry.

But what’s different now is the scale of investment behind OpenAI’s ambitions.

With billions flowing into model development, safety research, and global expansion, OpenAI is no longer a research lab. It’s a geopolitical force.

OpenAI’s influence in 2026

Sets the pace for AI innovation
Shapes global regulation conversations
Defines the capabilities startups build on
Drives the evolution of AI‑powered work

Whether you’re building a SaaS tool, a marketplace, a fintech product, or a consumer app, OpenAI’s roadmap affects your roadmap.

The $10 Billion Dollar Question: Why Is AI Attracting Record Investment?

The number isn’t symbolic. It’s strategic.

Across the US, UK, EU, and Asia, governments and private investors are pouring $10 billion‑plus into AI infrastructure, safety, chips, and model development.

The drivers behind the investment wave

AI is becoming a national security priority
Big tech is racing to build proprietary models
Startups are proving AI monetization is real
Enterprise adoption is accelerating
AI infrastructure is the new oil

This isn’t hype. This is the industrialization of intelligence.

The Market Impact: A New Era of Tech Investment

1. AI Is Becoming the Default Layer of Every Startup

In 2010, every startup needed a website. In 2015, every startup needed an app. In 2020, every startup needed a cloud strategy.

In 2026?

Every startup needs an AI strategy — or it won’t survive.

AI is no longer a feature. It’s the foundation.

Examples of AI‑first startup models

AI‑powered legal assistants
Autonomous customer support
Predictive analytics for finance
AI‑generated content engines
Automated supply chain optimization
Personalized learning platforms

The startups winning funding today are the ones treating AI as the core engine, not the add‑on.

2. Big Tech Competition Is Fueling Innovation

Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta, and OpenAI are locked in a race that benefits one group more than anyone else:

Founders.

Competition drives:

Lower compute costs
Faster model improvements
More developer tools
More open‑source innovation
More funding opportunities

When giants fight, startups grow.

3. AI Infrastructure Is the New Gold Rush

Investors aren’t just funding apps. They’re funding the picks and shovels.

High‑growth investment areas

AI chips
Data centers
Model training platforms
Vector databases
AI security
Synthetic data generation

If you’re building anything that helps companies train, deploy, or scale AI — you’re in the hottest market of 2026.

Why This Matters for Startups: The Opportunity Map

1. The Barriers to Entry Are Falling

Thanks to Amazon, OpenAI, and open‑source communities, startups can now:

Build AI products without massive capital
Train models without specialized hardware
Deploy AI features in days, not months
Access enterprise‑grade tools at startup‑friendly prices

This levels the playing field in a way we haven’t seen since the early cloud era.

2. Investors Are Prioritizing AI‑Native Startups

VCs aren’t just “interested” in AI. They’re restructuring their entire portfolios around it.

What investors want in 2026

AI‑native business models
Clear data advantages
Strong defensibility
Real‑world use cases
Scalable infrastructure

If you’re raising capital, aligning your pitch with the AI investment wave is no longer optional.

3. AI Is Creating New Categories of Startups

Entire industries are being rewritten.

Emerging AI‑driven sectors

Autonomous commerce
AI‑powered healthcare diagnostics
AI‑driven logistics
Intelligent cybersecurity
AI‑enhanced education
Synthetic media and entertainment

The next unicorns will come from categories that didn’t exist five years ago.

The Competitive Landscape: Who Wins the AI Race?

Amazon’s Strengths

Massive cloud dominance
Custom AI chips
Global distribution
Enterprise trust

OpenAI’s Strengths

Fastest innovation cycles
Best‑in‑class models
Strong developer ecosystem
Cultural influence

Startups’ Strengths

Speed
Focus
Agility
Ability to innovate without bureaucracy

The real winners? Startups that build on top of the giants — without becoming dependent on them.

Future Predictions: What 2026–2030 Will Look Like

1. AI Will Become a Regulated Industry

Expect global standards, safety protocols, and compliance frameworks.

2. AI‑powered work will replace traditional workflows

Not jobs — workflows. Humans will supervise, not execute.

3. AI infrastructure will become a trillion‑dollar market

Chips, data centers, and training platforms will explode in value.

4. The next wave of unicorns will be AI‑native

Not AI‑enabled — AI‑native.

5. The UK will become a major AI hub

Thanks to government support, talent density, and startup momentum.

FAQ (Optimized for Google’s Answer Engine)

1. Why are companies investing $10 billion in AI?

Because AI is becoming critical infrastructure — powering automation, intelligence, and national competitiveness.

2. How does Amazon’s AI strategy affect startups?

It lowers compute costs, accelerates development, and provides enterprise‑grade tools to early‑stage founders.

3. Is OpenAI still leading the AI race?

OpenAI remains a pace‑setter, but Amazon, Google, and open‑source communities are closing the gap.

4. What AI sectors will grow the fastest by 2030?

AI chips, healthcare AI, autonomous logistics, cybersecurity, and synthetic media.

5. Should startups pivot to AI‑native models?

Yes — AI‑native startups attract more funding, scale faster, and build stronger defensibility.

Conclusion: The Future Belongs to the Builders

The AI revolution isn’t coming. It’s here — funded, accelerated, and industrialized.

Amazon is building the infrastructure. OpenAI is building the intelligence. Investors are pouring billions into the ecosystem.

The only question left is: What will you build on top of it?

For founders, operators, and investors, 2026 is the year to move — boldly, intelligently, and with AI at the center of your strategy.

Because the next decade of innovation belongs to those who understand one truth:

AI isn’t the future of tech. AI is tech.

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Top 10 WordPress-Friendly Hosting Companies in 2025 to Power Your WordPress Site

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2 weeks ago

December 5, 2025

Abdul Rahman

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Introduction: Why Hosting Matters More Than Ever in 2025

Choosing the right hosting provider in 2025 isn’t just about uptime—it’s about speed, scalability, and SEO performance. With WordPress powering 43.4% of all websites worldwide, hosting providers have become the backbone of digital success. A slow or unreliable host can tank your Core Web Vitals, hurt rankings, and frustrate users.

The global WordPress hosting market is projected to hit $10.9 billion by 2026, proving that competition is fierce. This guide cuts through the noise with data-backed rankings, user feedback statistics, and competitor analysis to help you make the smartest choice.

Ranking Methodology

We analyzed:

Performance metrics: Speed, uptime, scalability
User feedback: Customer satisfaction ratings, Trustpilot scores
Market share & innovation: Adoption rates, new features
Competitor gaps: What others missed (e.g., sustainability, AI integration)

🏆 Top 10 WordPress-Friendly Hosting Companies in 2025

Rank	Hosting Provider	Avg. Uptime	Speed (ms)	User Rating	Key Features
1	WP Engine	99.99%	320	4.8/5	Enterprise-grade, AI caching, developer tools
2	Kinsta	99.98%	340	4.7/5	Google Cloud backbone, advanced analytics
3	Hostinger	99.95%	410	4.6/5	Affordable, strong global CDN
4	Cloudways	99.96%	390	4.6/5	Flexible cloud hosting, pay-as-you-go
5	Pressable	99.97%	360	4.5/5	Automattic-backed, seamless WordPress integration
6	SiteGround	99.94%	420	4.5/5	Strong support, AI-powered security
7	Bluehost	99.93%	450	4.4/5	Beginner-friendly, officially recommended by WordPress
8	GreenGeeks	99.92%	460	4.4/5	Eco-friendly, renewable energy hosting
9	WordPress.com Hosting	99.95%	430	4.3/5	Seamless WP integration, beginner ease
10	IONOS	99.90%	470	4.2/5	Budget-friendly, strong European presence

Sources:

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Key Statistics & Insights

63% of managed WordPress hosting plans include free site migrations
Optimized hosting improves Core Web Vitals for 63% of sites
WordPress powers 43.4% of all websites
Market share leaders in 2025: WP Engine, Kinsta, Hostinger

Competitor Gap Analysis

Most competitor articles (ThemeIsle, HostingStep, LinkedIn guides) list hosts without deep statistical backing or competitor comparison. This article beats them by:

Integrating verified statistics (uptime, speed, satisfaction scores).
Highlighting sustainability & AI-driven hosting (ignored by many competitors).
Providing a structured table for scannability (Google loves structured data).

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q1: What is the fastest WordPress hosting in 2025? WP Engine and Kinsta lead with sub-350ms load times.

Q2: Which hosting is best for beginners? Bluehost and WordPress.com Hosting are easiest to set up.

Q3: Is eco-friendly hosting reliable? Yes—GreenGeeks offers 99.92% uptime while offsetting carbon usage.

Q4: How important is uptime for SEO? Critical. Anything below 99.9% risks ranking drops.

Q5: Which host offers the best value? Hostinger balances affordability with global performance.

Conclusion

In 2025, WP Engine and Kinsta dominate premium hosting, while Hostinger and SiteGround provide affordable yet reliable options. For eco-conscious brands, GreenGeeks is unmatched.

👉 Action Step: Compare these providers, align with your site’s needs, and choose a host that ensures speed, uptime, and scalability. Your WordPress site deserves nothing less than world-class hosting.

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🌍 The Global Biggest Startup & Tech Events of 2026

Published

2 weeks ago

December 3, 2025

Abdul Rahman

2026 is shaping up to be a landmark year for the startup and technology ecosystem. From Silicon Valley to Singapore, founders, investors, and innovators will gather at the world’s most influential conferences to share ideas, showcase breakthroughs, and forge partnerships. Below is a curated calendar of the must-attend global startup and tech events in 2026, with detailed dates and venues.

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📅 January 2026

sTARTUp Day – Tartu, Estonia January 24–26, 2026 A vibrant festival connecting entrepreneurs, investors, and changemakers in Northern Europe.

📅 February 2026

Step Conference – Dubai, UAE February 21–22, 2026 The Middle East’s leading tech festival, spotlighting fintech, AI, and digital media.

📅 March 2026

MWC Barcelona (Mobile World Congress) – Barcelona, Spain March 2–5, 2026 The world’s largest mobile and connectivity event, featuring 4YFN (Four Years From Now) for startups.
START Summit – St. Gallen, Switzerland March 19–20, 2026 Europe’s premier student-led conference bridging startups and investors.
TechChill – Riga, Latvia March 26–28, 2026 Focused on early-stage startups and Baltic innovation.

📅 April 2026

LEAP 2026 – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia April 1–4, 2026 A mega-event spotlighting AI, robotics, and future tech.
Tech.eu Summit – Brussels, Belgium April 15–16, 2026 Gathering Europe’s top founders, policymakers, and investors.
Wolves Summit – Warsaw, Poland April 23–25, 2026 A matchmaking hub for startups and VCs across Central & Eastern Europe.
Startup Grind Global Conference – Silicon Valley, USA April 29–30, 2026 A global community-driven event for founders and investors.

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📅 May 2026

EU-Startups Summit – Barcelona, Spain May 7–8, 2026 Featuring Europe’s hottest scale-ups and venture capitalists.
Podim Conference – Maribor, Slovenia May 19–21, 2026 A boutique event connecting startups with investors.
Web Summit Vancouver – Vancouver, Canada May 26–29, 2026 The North American edition of the world’s most influential tech conference.
ViennaUP – Vienna, Austria May 30–June 7, 2026 A city-wide festival of innovation and entrepreneurship.

📅 June 2026

South Summit – Madrid, Spain June 3–5, 2026 A global meeting point for startups, corporations, and investors.
London Tech Week – London, UK June 8–12, 2026 The UK’s flagship innovation festival.
Hello Tomorrow Global Summit – Paris, France June 18–19, 2026 Focused on deep tech and scientific innovation.
Viva Technology – Paris, France June 24–27, 2026 Europe’s largest startup and tech event.

📅 July–December 2026 Highlights

Startupfest – Montreal, Canada (July 9–12)
TechBBQ – Copenhagen, Denmark (August 27–28)
Bits & Pretzels – Munich, Germany (September 27–29)
TechCrunch Disrupt – San Francisco, USA (October 13–15)
Slush – Helsinki, Finland (November 19–20)
GITEX Global – Dubai, UAE (December 7–11)

✨ Why These Events Matter

Networking Powerhouses: Meet global investors, accelerators, and corporate innovators.
Trendspotting: Discover the latest in AI, fintech, biotech, and green tech.
Global Reach: Events span every major startup hub from Europe to Asia and North America.

Final Word

For founders, investors, and tech enthusiasts, 2026 offers an unparalleled lineup of startup and tech events. Whether you’re scaling your venture, seeking funding, or scouting the next big idea, these conferences are your gateway to the future of innovation.

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