TestMu Conference 2026: 75K+ Registrations, 145 Speakers at Global AI Event
TestMu Conference 2026 concluded with 75,000+ registrations, 145 speakers, and key insights on agentic AI quality engineering and autonomous software development.

SAN FRANCISCO and NOIDA, India — TestMu AI, formerly known as LambdaTest, has concluded the fifth annual TestMu Conference 2026, a three-day global virtual summit dedicated to agentic AI, software quality engineering, and autonomous application development. The conference attracted over 75,000 registrations and more than 10,000 active attendees across 120 countries, uniting software testers, machine learning engineers, and technology leaders to define the future of software testing.
The event featured 145 speakers and 96 sessions, panels, and interactive workshops led by representatives from major technology organizations, including Microsoft, Meta, Replit, Databricks, Glean, Salesforce, and Hinge Health. Key industry figures addressing the summit included Luis Héctor Chávez, chief technology officer at Replit; Francesca Lazzeri and Dona Sarkar of Microsoft; Rushabh Mehta, software engineer at Meta; Nilesh Dalvi, engineering leader at Glean; Rashi Agrawal, head of AI at Hinge Health; Viktoria Semaan, principal technical evangelist at Databricks; and Thomas Dohmke, co-founder and chief executive officer at Entire.
Three central industry imperatives emerged from the conference sessions regarding the enterprise adoption of agentic engineering workflows. First, speakers established that enterprise trust in AI agents must be built through rigorous evaluation frameworks, continuous validation, and automated verification layers. Second, experts underscored the necessity of moving agentic workflows out of pilot phases and into full production by implementing enterprise-grade quality gates, governance, and system observability. Finally, leaders emphasized that human supervision remains critical, urging engineering organizations to adapt their culture and operating models to effectively direct and manage AI coworkers.
This year marked the moment the industry moved from talking about agentic AI to engineering it responsibly, said Asad Khan, chief executive officer and co-founder of TestMu AI. Khan emphasized that autonomous systems demand autonomous quality, noting that the strategies and technologies discussed at the summit will guide software development and testing practices for the next decade.
The virtual conference received ecosystem support from global technology consultants and IT services providers, including Accenture, Capgemini, LTIMindtree, Microsoft, Persistent, and Wipro. TestMu AI operates as a full-stack quality engineering platform using agentic artificial intelligence to automate test planning, authoring, execution, and analysis across web, mobile, and enterprise environments.
Following the conclusion of the event, TestMu AI announced that the sixth edition of the annual summit, TestMu Conference 2027, is scheduled to take place virtually from August 24 to August 26, 2027.
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