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Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro
The iPad Pro epitomizes the best tablet experience. Its formidable processor, excellent Pencil utility, and a cohesive Apple ecosystem shape that perception, Samsung is vying to change that with its surefooted Galaxy Tab Ultra series. The newly launched Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra makes a case against the 2024 iPad Pro with some pretty compelling specifications.
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra has a colossal, almost-15-inch footprint. It catches up to the iPad Pro with its robust S Pen, a pretty display, a really handy desktop mode, and a similarly lean profile. We highly recommend going through the comparison below to find out which of these flagship tablets is better for your needs.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: specs
Specs | Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra | Apple iPad Pro |
---|---|---|
Size | 326.4 x 208.6 x 5.4mm (12.85 x 8.21 x 0.21 inches) | 11-inch: 249.7 x 177.5 x 5.3mm (9.83 x 6.99 x 0.21 inches)
13-inch: 281.6 x 215.5 x 5.1mm (11.09 x 8.48 x 0.20 inches) |
Weight | 718 grams (1.58 pounds) | 11-inch: 444 grams (1.03 pounds)
13-inch: 579 grams (1.28 pounds) |
Screen | 14.6-inch AMOLED
2960 x 1848 pixels 120Hz dynamic refresh rate HDR10+, 930 peak nits brightness |
11-inch:
11-inch Ultra Retina Tandem OLED 2420 x 1668 pixels ProMotion with 120Hz dynamic refresh rate Dolby Vision, 1,600 peak nits brightness Anti-reflective nano-texture on higher-end 13-inch: 13-inch Ultra Retina Tandem OLED 2752 x 2064 pixels ProMotion with 120Hz dynamic refresh rate Dolby Vision, 1,600 peak nits brightness Anti-reflective nano-texture on higher-end |
Operating system | One UI 6.1 based on Android 14 | iPadOS 18 |
RAM and storage | 12GB & 256GB
12GB & 512GB 16GB & 1TB |
8GB & 256GB
8GB & 512GB 16GB & 1TB 16GB & 2TB |
Processor | MediaTek Dimensity 9300+
One 3.25GHz Cortex-X4 Prime core Three 2.85GHz Cortex-X4 high-performance cores Four 2.0GHz Cortex-A720 mid cores Immortalis-G720 MC12 GPU |
Apple M4
Nine or 10-core CPU based on the storage 10-core GPU |
Camera | Rear:
13-megapixels primary, f/2.0, 1/3.4″ 8MP ultrawide, f/2.2, 120° FOV Front: 12MP wide angle, f/2.2 12MP ultrawide, f/2.4 |
Rear: 12MP primary, f/1.8 LiDAR TOF sensor Front: 12MP, f/2.4, 122° FOV |
Video | Rear:
4K, up to 30 fps Front: 4K, up to 30 fps |
Rear:
4K up to 60 fps or 1080p up to 120 fps Front: 1080p, up to 60 fps |
Connectivity | Wi-Fi 7, tri-band
Bluetooth 5.3 |
Wi-Fi 6e, dual-band
Bluetooth 5.3 |
Ports | USB-C Gen 3.2 | USB-C Gen 3.2
DisplayPort |
Water resistance | IP68 (maximum depth of 6m up to 30 minutes) | No IP ratings |
Battery & charging | 11,200mAh battery
45W fast charging |
11-inch: 8,160mAh
13-inch: 10,290mAh 40W wired charging |
Colors | Moonstone Gray, Platinum Silver | Silver, Space Black |
Price | Starts at $999 | 11-inch: Starts at $999 13-inch: Starts at $1,299 |
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: design
Starting with the design, the 2024 iPad Pro and the new Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra both have slender profiles. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra may especially feel a bit daunting because of its huge footprint, but both tablets are edging into the territory of laptops (or successful laptop replacements), so the large screens make sense.
Despite their sizes, the iPad Pro and the Tab S10 Ultra feel premium, thanks to their finely CNC-ed recycled aluminum shells. Being exceptionally slim, both tablets are possibly fragile (we’re reminded of the iPhone 6’s infamous “bendgate”) compared to some thicker devices, so we advise handling them appropriately, especially while carrying them in a backpack.
One way the Tab S10 Ultra feels more assuring is its water resistance. It comes with an IP68 rating for protection underwater and from dust. The iPad Pro, on the other hand, offers no such assurances.
The Tab S10 Ultra comes in a single size, with a 14.6-inch display, while the iPad Pro is available in variants with 11-inch and 13-inch displays. This makes the Tab S10 Ultra significantly bigger and also about 150 grams heavier than the bigger iPad model. The larger display is useful for watching content or reading, but it could also be detrimental to utility while holding for longer durations. The Tab S10 Ultra is also marginally thicker, measuring 5.4mm versus the larger iPad Pro, which measures 5.1mm. Ironically, the smaller iPad Pro is as thick as the Galaxy Tab.
Finally, while the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra uses the same design as last year, the iPad Pro has a newer, sleeker design, though it still resembles previous generations from behind.
One minor addition to the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is a new space on the back to place the S Pen. The cavity makes it easier to hide away the S Pen when it’s not in use and secures it when the official folio case pads the back.
Though both flagship tablets have premium builds, the Tab S10 Ultra’s IP68 rating adds a sense of assurance that the iPad Pro lacks.
Winner: Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: display
Both the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and the iPad Pro (2024) use crisp and vivid OLED displays. Both panels offer up to 120Hz of variable refresh rate, HDR support, and high brightness.
Physically, the display on the Galaxy Tab S1o Ultra is larger. It also features a wider 16:9 aspect ratio in landscape mode, which enables better viewing while playing games and watching video content thanks to slimmer empty bands on each side of the video. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra also has narrower bezels, but you may only notice the difference from the iPad Pro while using the two side by side. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra comes with a notch up top to house dual front-facing cameras. This interrupts the uniformity of the bezels and may not be to everyone’s taste.
On the other hand, the iPad Pro features a 4:3 aspect ratio that accommodates more content from websites and apps, making it better suited for laptop-like tasks such as web browsing. The iPad Pro isn’t necessarily bad for watching video, but the size of the actual video is smaller than on the Tab S10 Ultra.
Areas where the iPad Pro outperforms the Galaxy Tab include video brightness, color accuracy, and sharpness. While both tablets feature OLED displays, Apple uses two stacked OLED panels, officially called Tandem OLED, for lighting up each of the pixels in the display. Traditional OLED displays only use one.
This allows the iPad Pro’s display to be brighter and have richer colors. Looking at the official numbers, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra offers a peak brightness of 930 nits compared to 1,600 nits on the iPad Pro. This advantage is visible while watching HDR content, and is further enhanced by Dolby Vision on the iPad Pro, which the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra lacks. Instead, it only gets support for HDR10+ like any other Samsung phone or TV. Even though HDR10+ isn’t inferior, it is not as widely adopted as Dolby Vision. As a result, Dolby Vision content scales back to a poorer HDR10 codec, deteriorating the experience on the Tab S10.
Despite being less bright, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra may have an advantage when viewed under bright external light as Samsung adds an anti-reflective coating across all storage variants of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Meanwhile, Apple offers its “nano-texture” anti-reflective glass selectively on the 1TB and 2TB storage variants. While Apple’s application is more intricate and differs from a matte screen protector, you would need to pay extra for the feature.
A brighter display with more accurate colors makes the iPad Pro a better choice for those seeking the best display on a tablet.
Winner: iPad Pro 2024
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: performance
Both the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and the iPad Pro are powered by flagship chipsets, but one has a clear advantage over the other. For the Tab S10 Ultra, Samsung steps away from Qualcomm’s chipsets in the previous generation and opts for a MediaTek Dimensity 9300 Plus. The MediaTek chip is uniquely designed and packs only high-performance CPU cores while lacking ones for efficiency cores. This, in principle, allows it to have a better performance than the rest of the competition (limited to Android).
On the other hand, Apple powers the iPad Pro with the M4 silicon, which is, in reality, a chipset meant for laptops such as the MacBook Air and the base MacBook Pro. By default, the laptop-bound chipset places the iPad Pro a level above the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. The M4 chip is either available with a 9-core or a 10-core CPU, based on the variant, and a 10-core GPU. This makes it suitable for demanding tasks like video editing.
Another reason the M4 excels is its 3nm architecture, which results in better performance and higher power efficiency. Meanwhile, the Dimensity 9300+ still uses an older 4nm (which, in reality, is an advanced 5nm) node for manufacturing. The Tab S10 Ultra would have been better off with the newer Dimensity 9400, which is the first Android-bound chip manufactured on a 3nm process.
The M4 chip also outpaces the Dimensity 9300 Plus in terms of AI processing capabilities, with Apple claiming it to be its best chipset for AI performance. The neural engine on the M4 is supposedly capable of processing 38 trillion operations per second (TOPS). The neural processor found on the Dimensity 9300 Plus hits 33 TOPS.
Despite these abilities, however, the iPad Pro still lags the Tab S10 Ultra in terms of AI abilities, primarily due to Apple Intelligence still being unavailable. Meanwhile, Samsung brings Galaxy AI to the Tab, which we will discuss in the dedicated software section.
When it comes to storage, the iPad Pro has variants starting at 256GB and going up to 2TB. The extra storage comes at an additional cost. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra offers storage options only up to 1TB, but features an SD card slot with support up to 1.5TB, which can be a cost-effective way to expand, though it won’t offer the same transfer speeds as the built-in storage.
If a good performance or gaming experience is important to you, the iPad Pro will be a better choice. The only thing limiting the tablet’s abilities is iPadOS, which also makes the hardware feel excessive. While it may seem overkill at present, the M4 chip inside should potentially drive the iPad Pro without any hiccups for several years to come. While Samsung also envisions a long utility for the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, Android devices rarely deliver the same flagship-level performance after a few years of usage.
Another reason the iPad Pro feels like a better laptop replacement is the Thunderbolt 4 port that enables data transfer at up to 40Gbps, along with support for an external display via DisplayPort. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra only gets a USB-C port with USB Gen 3.2 without DisplayPort support.
The iPad Pro takes another win for its beefy hardware and broader storage options.
Winner: iPad Pro 2024
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: battery and charging
While the iPad Pro has an edge in terms of performance, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra rules with a significantly larger battery. The tablet has a fittingly large 11,200mAh battery with 45-watt wired charging.
The 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Pro models come with 8,160mAh and 10,290mAh batteries, respectively. Apple also limits the charging rate to less than 40W via the USB-C port. Despite the slimmer design, Apple dd not actually cut the battery’s capacity from older models, and we found the iPad Pro able to deliver a battery backup in line with the M3 MacBook Air. That means you shouldget roughly 18 to 24 hours of on-and-off usage without heavy gaming.
However, the relatively less bright display, a slightly less potent chipset, and a bigger battery on the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultras translate to a longer battery life. With moderate usage, you can push it to more than one day of battery life, which is commendable. However, the charging, despite its 45W support, can take more than two-and-a-half hours, which can feel disappointing.
Surprisingly, Apple ships the new iPad Pro with a charging adapter in the box. At 20W, it isn’t the fastest, but is a welcome and — quite frankly — astonishing move from the company that led the entire smartphone industry to ditch chargers from their packaging. This may, however, not apply to all regions. Samsung ships the Galaxy Tab S1o Ultra without a charger.
If you are looking for a long battery life out of your premium tablet, neither device will disappoint. But the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra goes the extra mile, thanks to a larger battery and slightly less demanding hardware.
Winner: Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: cameras
Cameras on tablets, especially ones on the rear, have limited practical utility. So, both Apple and Samsung take the opportunity to furnish their respective flagship tablets with cameras that don’t match up to those of their respective flagship smartphones.
The Tab S10 Ultra has two rear cameras, a 13-megapixel primary and an 8MP ultrawide angle sensor. We don’t expect groundbreaking images from these cameras, but you should be able to take some decent photos.
Meanwhile, the iPad Pro drops the ultrawide camera from the previous generation and sports a single rear camera with a 12MP resolution. The camera is accompanied by a time of flight lidar sensor that can be very useful to creatives who scan real-life objects and create digital replicas for animation, 3D modeling, or replication through 3D printing.
In contrast, the front camera is more significant for its utility in video calls. Both tablets have their front cameras placed in the center of the longer edge, making them more suitable for landscape usage.
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra houses two 12MP front cameras inside a notch — a standard wide-angle and an ultrawide, the latter of which helps with automatic framing during video calls. The iPad Pro, on the other hand, has a single 12MP camera with a wide 122-degree field of view, backed by a stack of Face ID sensors without the notch. Even without the second sensor, iPad Pro’s Center Stage functionality keeps you in the middle of the frame during calls.
It’s also worth noting the videos on the iPad Pro’s front camera may let in less light due to having a smaller camera aperture compared to the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. Other than video calling, the cameras can also record videos, but the quality is, at best, tolerable. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra lets you record 4K videos from the front camera, while the iPad Pro caps them at 1080p. Meanwhile, both tablets allow 4K video recording at up to 60 frames per second (fps) using the rear cameras.
Both tablets have acceptable picture and video quality, along with similar framing features for video calls.
Winner: Tie
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: software and updates
The difference in software on these tablets can be pivotal to your choice. It’s a straight-up Android versus iOS comparison, and you may already have a preference. However, if you don’t, let us break down the ways in which your experience will differ on both.
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra runs Samsung’s One UI 6.1 based on Android 14, while iPadOS 18.0.1 is already available for the iPad Pro, with version 18.1 expected very soon. Besides the differences between iOS and Android, both interfaces have their individual advantages, especially if you plan to use them for work.
The Tab S10 Ultra supports DeX mode, which is triggered when you attach the official Book Cover keyboard folio or do it manually. DeX offers a desktop-like environment with features such as easy window snapping, a persistent taskbar, and support for an unlimited number of simultaneously active apps. This can be projected to a bigger display either using a wire or wirelessly. Even without DeX, you can use three apps side by side on the Samsung tablet.
Meanwhile, the iPad supports Stage Manager, which positions the app in use in the center while previews of other active apps show in small tiles on the side. The experience is somewhat similar to a Mac and is ideal for a setup that includes an external monitor. When not using another screen with the iPad Pro, you can open two apps side by side, along with a third as a floating window.
Next, One UI 6.1 has a slew of AI features that especially put the S Pen to use. Besides Circle to Search and translation features, Galaxy AI also helps you write messages and emails and summarize webpages. Another popular feature is Drawing Assist, whichconverts random scribbles into charming AI-generated art pieces in various styles.
The iPad Pro, on the other hand, is touted to receive Apple Intelligence features that will help with similar tasks, including helping compose messages and emails, summarizing notifications, and most importantly, making Siri significantly smarter. However, these features aren’t available yet — unless you run iPadOS in beta — so we can’t fully comment on their effectiveness.
Meanwhile, the iPad Pro overpowers the Tab S10 Ultra in terms of availability of apps, especially ones for creatives. Apps such as Procreate and DaVinci Resolve — apart from Apple’s own Garage Band and Final Cut Pro for iPad — are absent from Android. Adobe’s Creative Cloud apps also seem better suited for iPadOS than they are on Android.
Lastly, Samsung promises seven years of software support on the Tab S10 Ultra. While Apple doesn’t make such claims, the iPad and other devices with iOS are typically supported by Apple for five or more years. So, irrespective of which tablet you choose, it will continue to receive active support from the respective brand for years.
Both Apple and Samsung have their respective ecosystem for harmony between products, though the Apple ecosystem is arguably better and works consistently well.
While One UI and iPadOS are rife with features, both feel underwhelming and inadequate considering the hardware up for offer. The better option between the two depends on several factors, including your preferences, your involvement in ecosystems, and the utility of the tablets.
Winner: Tie
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: accessories
Both the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and the iPad have official accessories to expand usability. Starting with their styluses, the S Pen comes bundled with the Galaxy Tab, while an Apple Pencil (USB-C) or Apple Pencil Pro must be bought separately for the iPad Pro.
The extra $79 or $129 (based on whichever you buy) will get you features that the S Pen lacks, including better pressure sensitivity, a squeeze functionality, and support for barrel roll on the Pencil Pro for better brush strokes. The Apple Pencil also gets Find My support to help locate it if you can’t find it.
The S Pen, on the other hand, gets support for air gestures that let you control the Tab S10 Ultra without touching it. It also works as a passive stylus without even charging, though the gestures require the internal battery to be fed. Most importantly, it’s free.
Coming to cases, you can get the official Book Cover keyboard case — with variants with and without trackpad — that lets you use the Tab S10 Ultra like a laptop. The non-trackpad variant costs $200, while one with the trackpad comes at a steep $350. Despite the high prices, we found the experience to be lacking.
Apple’s $299 Magic Keyboard case offers an experience closer to the MacBook, thanks to larger and softer keys and a trackpad with gesture support and haptic feedback, similar to the MacBook’s. The Magic Keyboard also offers a USB-C port for charge and data passthrough, practically adding another port to the iPad Pro. .
The Apple Pencil offers features that are better suited for professional use cases. The Magic Keyboard elevates the experience significantly, though there are various third-party accessories if you wish to spend less for similar functionality.
Winner: iPad Pro 2024
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: price and availability
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra starts at $1,200 for a 256GB storage and 12GB of RAM and goes up to $1,500 for 1TB of storage. Samsung does not offer a cellular variant in the U.S. just yet, so Wi-Fi is your only option. Samsung offers the anti-reflective display as standard across all variants.
The iPad Pro (11-inch) starts at $999, but if you want the anti-reflective coating on your screen, you will need to spend at least $1,699 for the 1TB model. Also, 5G connectivity comes at a markup depending on the storage.
The 13-inch variant starts $1,299, with the nano-coated screen variant coming in at least $1,999. Like the smaller one, cellular variants will cost extra.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra vs. Apple iPad Pro: Which one should you buy?
Both the iPad Pro and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra are more than mere tablets and are capable of being suitable laptop replacements. Both also feel severely limited by the interface. So, before choosing the better of the two tablets, you must ask yourself whether you need a tablet with that much vigor. If you need something just for casual Netflix bingeing, checking emails, or doodling, you are better off with a less expensive tablet.
Once you’re convinced about spending over a grand on a tablet, you must weigh your requirements. The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra’s large battery gives it an advantage, and so does the larger screen. The free S Pen is definitely a bonus, while the DeX ecosystem enables you to multitask better than on other Android tablets.
The iPad Pro, on the other hand, is better for creatives such as digital illustrators, music producers, video editors, etc. The Magic Keyboard brings the experience closer to using a MacBook, though you won’t be able to run full macOS apps, which is a shame given it practically has a more powerful processor than the current MacBook Air.
The iPad Pro is also available in a more compact form factor, which can be useful if you tend to carry the tablet often instead of letting it rest on a desk. The downside to this, however, is a smaller battery that may not outlast that of the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra.
Lastly, your existing devices may also impact your decision. If you already have an iPhone or Mac or both, the iPad Pro may be better fit into that family of devices. If, on the other hand, you use Android or Windows or both, the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra may be better for its harmony with those platforms.
Winning three out of seven sections (Samsung gets two while two others are tied), the iPad Pro emerges as the better choice in a general sense. However, we strongly recommend reviewing our verdict for each section to find the most fitting flagship tablet for your requirements, as one particular element may be more important to you than another.
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Elon Musk’s xAI API launches, letting developers build atop Grok
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Elon Musk has been making headlines recently for his political activities and rocket launches, but that hasn’t stopped the six-company owner/operator from moving forward with xAI, his artificial intelligence startup.
Today, Musk announced via his social network X (formerly Twitter) that xAI now offers an application programming interface (API) that third-party developers can now use to access and build applications and features powered by xAI’s Grok large language models.
Musk posted a simple message on his X account, “The @xAI API is now live!” around 12 pm ET on Monday, October 21, following up with a reply post that included a link to the xAI API sign-on page.
According to xAI’s documentation, its API give developers access to Grok-2 and Grok-2 mini, xAI’s latest multimodal language models, which also include the capability to generate permissive images with Black Forest Labs’ Flux.1 diffusion model.
However, in my limited test of it, I was only able to access a model named “Grok-beta.” Notably, the entire API website is labeled at the top as a “public beta,” so presumably the xAI developers and engineers will be working out various bugs and adding new features in the coming days.
Positioning and pricing
Releasing the xAI API is helpful for xAI and Musk’s greater quest to go head-to-head against his former company OpenAI (which he co-founded and left), which offers an API as well.
The xAI API offers a web-based console for creating API keys, exploring endpoints, and integrating models into applications.
It supports REST, gRPC, and SDKs, and is compatible with other AI services such as OpenAI, enabling smooth integration with existing systems.
I signed up to check out the pricing and spent $25 on prepaid credits to see if I could get access to the models, but was only able to access “grok-beta” at the time of this article’s publication.
It provides 131,072 tokens of context, and the API can handle 1 request per second (RPS) and up to 10 requests per minute (RPM).
For now, OpenAI’s pricing for its AI models is largely cheaper than xAI’s, with GPT-4o costing developers $2.50 per 1 million input tokens/$10 per 1 million output tokens, versus Grok’s $5 per million input/$15 per output (though OpenAI’s new reasoning model o1 is more expensive than both at $15/$60).
• Text and Code Generation: The Grok models can handle tasks like generating code, summarizing content, and performing data extraction. This flexibility makes them valuable for a wide range of use cases, including software development and data analysis.
• Vision: The models can analyze and generate images, expanding their use beyond text-based tasks to multimedia and visual content generation.
• Function Calling: The xAI API allows models to interact with external tools, such as APIs and databases. This enables real-world tasks like booking a flight, accessing IoT devices (e.g., unlocking a Tesla), or fetching live data from websites.
New dev features
Toby Pohlen, a founding member of xAI, shared additional details about building the new xAI API in a thread on the social network X today, writing, “Creating a scalable API from scratch was a massive effort. Here are some of my favourite engineering highlights.”
As he explained, xAI’s API includes:
• Usage Explorer: The xAI Console includes a usage explorer that tracks API consumption, similar to what’s found in major cloud provider platforms, giving developers insights into their resource usage and costs.
• Simplified Team Management: Small businesses can bind an email domain to their teams, making it easier to manage users and teams in the platform.
• Enhanced Security: Users can view all active sessions in the account app, and log out of any unrecognized devices. In addition, every time the account is accessed from a new IP address, the user is notified by email.
The platform also supports two-factor authentication via TouchID, security keys (e.g., Yubikey), and authenticator apps.
How to get started with xAI’s new API
To begin using the xAI API, developers must sign up via the xAI Console, onboard their teams, and configure billing.
Each team is assigned its own API keys and billing setup, ensuring that enterprises can track costs and manage resources effectively.
As Pohlen highlighted, team management is streamlined for smaller companies through the ability to bind an email domain to their teams.
Whether devs flock to xAI’s API and adopt it alongside or in place of other compelling alternatives in the gen AI age such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and more, remains to be seen. But at least, now xAI is giving them the option.
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Disrupt 2024 full Side Events schedule
With TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 less than a week away, we’re thrilled to announce the complete list of companies behind the Side Events, set to amplify the excitement for thousands of attendees and Silicon Valley residents.
From casual happy hours to insightful discussions and energizing morning runs, Disrupt Week — spanning October 26 to November 1 — features an exciting mix of Side Events happening across San Francisco, organized by a diverse collection of innovative companies.
Side Event guidelines and disclaimers
- Registering/RSVPing to a Side Event does not grant you access/ticket/badge to TechCrunch Disrupt 2024, taking place October 28-30.
- Each event is organized and operated solely by a host (not Yahoo or any of its affiliates or brands, including TechCrunch).
- Attendance is 18+ minimum and some venues are 21+ only.
- Side Events are open to the public unless specified.
- Please register/RSVP for any of the Side Events you want to attend.
Disrupt 2024 Side Events Schedule
Founders Running Club x Disrupt
Hosted By: Founders Running Club
Time: October 26, 2024, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Description: We host weekly runs in San Francisco and 20 other locations worldwide, and this time, we’re excited to be part of TechCrunch Disrupt! We offer two distances: 5K and 10K, with two pace groups. The focus is on community and connection, not pushing yourself too hard. For this event, we’ll meet at the William McKinley Monument, take a group photo, and then run to Golden Gate Park and back. The 5K group will have an optional workout at the end, followed by a visit to a nearby coffee shop for more networking.
Laughs for Jobs with KhwajaLabs
Hosted By: KhwajaLabs
Time: October 26, 7:00–8:30 p.m.
Description: A standup comedy show with bits relating to careers in tech, job search, AI, and more. The show includes an audience engagement segment – for the brave!
Unlock Your Investor Potential: How Tech Workers Can Become LPs Using Vested Stock Units
Hosted By: Musa Capital
Time: October 26, 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Description: Are you a technology professional with vested stock units from companies like Google, Amazon, or Apple? Curious about how you can leverage those assets to become a Limited Partner (LP) in a venture capital (VC) fund? Join us for an exclusive Office Hours event where we’ll guide you through the process of converting your vested stock units into investments in VC funds.
Early Bird AI Run: Network and Energize
Hosted By: techtrust.ai
Time: October 27, 8:30–9:30 a.m.
Description: Kick off your TechCrunch Disrupt Days with some fresh air, energy, and networking! Join us for a relaxed 3.2-mile morning run through the iconic Crissy Field, heading towards Fort Point and back, set against the backdrop of the Golden Gate Bridge. Whether you’re an AI founder, venture capitalist, or simply passionate about AI, this run offers a great opportunity to connect while maintaining a comfortable pace for conversation.at Disrupt.
Disrupt AI Hack Day
Hosted By: Weaviate
Time: October 27, 2024, 9:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Description: Lightning Talks, Demo and Quick Start Challenges, Product Workshop, and prizes! If this sounds like a fun day to you, secure your spot and become part of the incredible tech community present!
Ikigai Workshop: Discover Your Purpose
Hosted By: Quor
Time: October 27, 2024, 4:00–7:00 p.m.
Description: An enriching Ikigai workshop that promises to transform the way you approach your business and personal goals, and engage employees.
Personalized Purpose Mapping: Explore the Japanese concept of Ikigai by crafting a purpose map that aligns your business with your aspirations.
Strategic Clarity: Gain insights into how aligning your purpose with your business strategies can lead to more effective decision-making and higher employee engagement.
Meaningful Connections: Engage with like-minded entrepreneurs in a reflective setting that encourages deep, meaningful interactions and collaborative growth.
Tech Crunch Founder Poker Tournament and Happy Hour
Hosted By: The Howard SF
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–8:00 p.m.
Description: Join us for an evening of great conversations, delicious drinks, and exciting poker action. Let’s make this a night to remember!
Announcing the 1st Annual Tech Crunch Founders Poker Tournament! This is a fantastic opportunity to network with other founders while testing your skills at the table.
Founders attending the conference are invited to sign up for the poker tournament in advance. Don’t miss your chance to win bragging rights and some great prizes!
Investing in Irish Technology – Pitch Night at Ireland House
Hosted By: Enterprise Ireland
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:30–8:00 p.m.
Description: Join us for an exclusive evening of pitching and networking, featuring 8 cutting-edge startups from Ireland. These companies are driving innovation and are on the hunt for funding to accelerate their global growth. Connect with visionary founders and explore opportunities to be part of their journey, while having a few drinks in the infamous Ireland House on Post Street.
Human Approach to AI
Hosted By: Quor
Time: October 29, 2024, 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Description: Get inspired and stay ahead with this dynamic AI event!
Expert Panel: Hear from leading minds on where AI is headed and what it means for your business.
Live AI Demo: See cutting-edge AI tools in action and discover how they boost human potential.
Real-World Case Studies: Learn from companies that are successfully implementing human-centered AI solutions.
Engaging Roundtables: Join interactive discussions with AI experts and fellow innovators.
Don’t miss this chance to gain actionable insights and shape your AI strategy!
Embarkr Launch Party
Hosted By: Embarkr
Time: October 30, 2024, 6:30–9:00 p.m.
Description: Join us for an unforgettable evening as we unveil Embarkr – the innovative event-hosting platform designed to elevate your social experience by connecting you with like-minded individuals in real time.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, creative, or social butterfly, our launch party is the perfect opportunity to expand your network and make meaningful connections.
NTT Ecosystem Partners: Powering Enterprise and CivTech/GovTech Innovation with GenAI
Hosted By: NTT
Time: October 30, 2024, 5:00–7:30 p.m.
Description: Join us at NTT Experience Center where our Ecosystem Partners like Microsoft’s Carol Scott and BCG Senior Advisor Mickey McManus help us understand the transformative power of GenAI for rapid innovation and transformation. Engage in an interactive demo with Malcolm Gill, head of NTT DATA Launch West of the Dear Mayor app. This GenAI tool unlocks collective intelligence for San Francisco powered by real “ChatGPT style inputs” – or prompt engineering. Hear from the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce President, Rodney Fong and Peter Hirshberg author of Maker City discuss how public and private partnerships can tackle urban and civic innovation challenges to support small businesses in San Francisco during this TechCrunch Disrupt side event.
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City of Ulsan Innovators Night: Meet & Connect
Hosted By: SID Partners US
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Join us for a delightful evening of pitching and networking with innovative startups from Ulsan, South Korea, during TechCrunch Disrupt 2024.
Connect with 7 pioneering companies and discover exciting ideas while enjoying Korean food and drinks. Please RSVP to secure your spot at this special gathering!
The Bay’s APAC Founders Connect!
Hosted By: January Capital
Time: October 30, 2024, 6:30–9:00 p.m.
Description: Join us for an exclusive gathering of APAC founders living in San Francisco at APAC Founders Connect!, a unique event that brings together the brightest entrepreneurial minds from Asia-Pacific who are making their mark in the Bay Area. This is not just another networking event; it’s a space where innovation, collaboration, and community come together, designed specifically for founders who have crossed borders to build the future in one of the world’s most dynamic startup ecosystems.
Futurist Happy Hour
Hosted By: Future Factory
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–8:00 p.m.
Description: The Futurist Happy Hour at Future Factory SF returns for TechCrunch Disrupt Week, following a highly successful event last year where we hosted over 200 VCs, founders, and tech leaders. This year’s event will feature interactive AR/VR demos, cutting-edge tech showcases, and curated networking spaces designed to foster meaningful connections and collaboration. Held in a sleek, industrial-chic venue, this happy hour offers a unique opportunity to explore the future of technology in an immersive environment, with custom cocktails, fireside chats, and exclusive insights into the latest innovations.
Founders and Funders Wine tasting Happy Hour presented by SVB
Hosted By: Silicon Valley Bank
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Description: After the TechCrunch Disrupt conference, a B2B SaaS AI fireside chat hosted by SVB, GenAI Collective, Escalon Services, and Wilson Sonsini will feature a 30-minute discussion on cutting-edge trends and industry best practices, with expert panelists exploring the latest developments, sharing success stories, and providing actionable insights. The event will conclude with a networking happy hour, offering premium Napa Valley wines and craft beers, designed for institutionally-backed founders and investors within the B2B SaaS AI community.
Brex Social Club
Hosted By: Brex
Time: October 29, 2024, 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: This isn’t your typical networking Event; our goal is to make space for meaningful connections, learn from each other and move each other forward.
This will be a highly curated group of founders and VCs, and there will be flowing 🥂, and conversation starters. You’ll leave with new friends, business connections, and new thoughts on how to hit that next level of personal or company growth.
Founders & Innovators Happy Hour with Mercury, Notion for Startups, & Gusto
Hosted By: Mercury
Time: October 28, 2024, 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Description: Mercury, Notion for Startups, and Gusto invite you to their Founders & Innovators Happy Hour at SHACK15 on October 28, 2024, from 6:30–8:30pm. Close out day one of TechCrunch Disrupt by meeting fellow entrepreneurs and builders just steps away from Moscone. Take in the Bay views, have a nibble at the oyster bar, and forge new connections in San Francisco’s iconic Ferry Building.
TechCrunch Meets Cyber Security
Hosted By: c/side, FireTail and Socket
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Client-side attacks, particularly those targeting 3rd party scripts, are on the rise. Meanwhile, APls are the key drivers of your digital innovation but also a top target for attackers. And then there’s code and dependencies to check for any vulnerabilities…
Let’s talk about how to navigate all of that!
HIIT.VC Sweatworking
Hosted By: OMERS Ventures
Time: October 28, 2024, 7:30–9:30 p.m.
Description: Sweatworking offers a refreshing alternative to the typical late-night, drinking-focused networking events. This unique workout session provides founders and investors with the opportunity to forge meaningful connections while engaging in a healthy activity.
Private VC / AI Startup Mixer #TechCrunch #Disrupt2024
Hosted By: micro1
Time: October 30, 2024, 5:30–9:00 p.m.
Description: Hosted by Open Future Forum, micro1, and Newmark to bring together a community of leaders, investors, founders, and engineers based in the Bay Area, CA. Join us for a VC’s and Founders Mixer, an exclusive evening of networking for AI startup founders looking to hire engineers and explore office space in SF. If this sounds like you, we’d love to have you join! To apply, your startup must have over $240K ARR or have raised $1M+ in funding within the last two years. Enjoy meaningful connections while indulging in wine, cheese, and hors d’oeuvres.
The AI Growth and Differentiation Playbook – Happy Hour & Fireside Chat
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: We are living in the AI gold rush era. True value may be just around the corner, but only if you manage to dodge the snake oil salesmen along the way. In such a crowded market, how do you prioritize, focus, and execute while setting your company apart from its competitors? Saurabh Sharma, CPO of You.com, knows a thing or ten about that. Join our exclusive fireside chat.
Mixer for AI Startup Founders and Investors, 10 AI Startups on Demo Floor
Hosted By: Llama Lounge: The AI Startup Event Series
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Llama Lounge is one of the longest-running AI startup event series in San Francisco. Ten AI startups will be on the demo floor, where you’ll hear remarks from the hosts. Hundreds of AI founders and VCs will be present. Come network with the long-running SF AI community at this exclusive event partnered with Disrupt. Organized by Jeremiah Owyang, speaker at Disrupt.
Accelerate Product Delivery Using Generative AI and Smart Contracts
Hosted By: Rezoomex
Time: October 28, 2024, 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: What’s one of the biggest hurdles for visionary organizations aiming to bring their ideas to market? It’s turning those big ideas into something INVEST’able — Independent, Valuable, Estimable, Small, and Testable. Successful organizations delight users, clients, and stakeholders by embracing Agile values, principles, and practices. They align their teams to transform visions into reality. This innovative workshop is designed for anyone eager to turn their ideas into reality. Attendees will engage in hands-on exercises with Rezoomex’s AI assistants. Learn to break down big ideas into smaller, manageable pieces for your teams to understand, deliver, and validate.
Happy Hour with Women Founders Bay!
Hosted By: Women Founders Bay
Time: October 30, 2024, 5:30–8:30 p.m.
Description: Join us for Women Founders Bay Happy Hour at Novela! We will have a selection of food and drinks as well as activities for the group! Some fun surprises and giveaways as well.
Women Tech Meetup w/Brex & Puzzle Growing from Seed to Success
Hosted By: Women Tech Meetup
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:30–8:30 p.m.
Description: Join our Women Tech Meetup w/Brex & Puzzle on October 28th as an official side event of TechCrunch Disrupt — an incredible gathering of women in technology, female founders, entrepreneurs, community builders, and other professionals! The topic of the panel discussion – Growing from Seed to Success! We’ll talk about fundraising, venture capital, and the challenges that female founders face on their journey to building successful companies, along with strategies to overcome them.
USF Downtown TechCrunch Tech Brunch
Hosted By: USF Startup Club
Time: October 26, 2024, 3:30-6:30 pm
Description: USF Startup Club + MS Entrepreneurship & Innovation program will be hosting a brunch on campus, including our graduate students, alumni, Silicon Valley operators, and investors.
Opening Disrupt with Sweat & Sparks: BeActive SF
Hosted By: Flamme AI — The Couples App
Time: October 27, 2024, 12:00–1:30 p.m.
Description: Kick off TechCrunch Disrupt with a healthy start — a fun social workout! Come connect with some of the best founders and investors while sweating out the weekend’s indulgences. Hosted by Ankit Nayal (ex-bodybuilder, founder of Flamme.app). Difficulty level: Beginner/Intermediate
Hack the Climate with Climate Quest
Hosted By: Climate Quest
Time: October 27, 2024, 12:00–6:00 p.m.
Description: An afternoon of collaborative climate action — addressing carbon capture storage, circular economy, clean energy transition, and climate finance. Hosted by a climate founder and angel investor.
Founders & Investors Run
Hosted By: AQ22
Time: October 29, 2024, 7:30–8:30 a.m.
Description: Start your morning off right with a fun networking run designed for founders, investors, and innovators. Whether you’re looking to talk about your next big idea, secure an investment, or simply get some fresh air with like-minded professionals, this is your sign to register. Expect a casual, friendly atmosphere — no pitch decks required! But have your elevator pitch ready (in case of an interested investor).
Making Money in the Energy Transition
Hosted By: DNV Ventures
Time: October 28, 2024, 4:00–7:30 p.m.
Description: Join us for the launch of DNV Ventures’ Energy Transition Outlook, an invite-only networking event tailored to corporate venture capitalists and VCs. This event will showcase DNV ventures and its portfolio companies around a dynamic panel on the business opportunity that the energy transition represents. Connect with industry leaders and gain insights into the future of the energy transition.
HardTech After Party @Studio 55
Hosted By: Andrews Cooper
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Come connect with other attendees from TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 at the HardTech After Party hosted by Studio 45, Andrews Cooper, and informal! We will have food, drinks, and music.
Speak Easy Happy Hour
Hosted By: BrainCloud
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Description: Speak Easy with BrainCloud at our Hosted Happy Hour. In addition to talent services, BrainCloud supports startups with all kinds of free resources and the free resources of the day are bar bites and drinks! The Pawn Shop is — wait for it — a pawnshop up front, but it’s a swanky speakeasy and tapas bar in the back. So come speak easy with fellow startup folks on Tuesday — just down the street from where Disrupt 2024 will be at Moscone West!
Pop Up Bubbl Lounge — The Future of Smart Startup Travel. Connecting Entrepreneurs to Build Authentic Networks on the Road
Hosted By: Bubbl
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Description: Shared Travel, Shared Success: Connecting Entrepreneurs Through Smart Accommodation! Join us for a Happy Hour and short panel discussion on how shared travel experiences foster connections, optimize costs, and create business opportunities. Hear from travel tech innovators and entrepreneurs on leveraging platforms like Bubbl to simplify group travel, reduce expenses, and enhance networking at events. Expect insightful stories, practical tips, an audience Q&A, and exclusive offers for group stays at future conferences. Plus, one attendee will win a free Bubbl experience for a future tech conference within our portfolio! Transform how you travel and connect.
Semiconductors and AI for Climate Startup Cup — Finalists Announcement and Reception
Hosted By: Extreme Tech Challenge (XTC)
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Description: Join us for an exclusive gathering as we propel climate tech innovation forward. This event is dedicated to promoting technologies that reduce emissions, enhance energy efficiency, and minimize waste, all while fostering clean energy and sustainable practices. The event will feature remarks from XTC co-founders Young Sohn and Bill Tai, rapid pitches from the Top 30 XTC Startup Cup Semifinalist, and a networking reception with 200+ corporates, VCs, founders, ecosystem builders, and public sector stakeholders.
Gaming, Film & Interactive Media Tech Terrace Investors & Networking Party Overlooking San Francisco Bay
Hosted By: Love Soul AI
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Gaming, Film & Interactive Media Tech Terrace Investors & Networking Party Overlooking San Francisco Bay
Happy Hour with McDermott Will & Emery LLP
Hosted By: McDermott Will & Emery
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:00–8:00 p.m.
Description: Join us for an exclusive cocktail reception designed to bring together dynamic startup players, venture capitalists, and lawyers from McDermott’s capital markets, mergers & acquisitions, and venture capital practices. You’ll enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and invaluable networking opportunities against the beautiful backdrop of San Francisco Bay.
『MELT』150+ Founders x Investors Dynamic Network
Hosted By: MELT
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Description: We’re bringing together 150 top 1% of founders, from pre-seed to Series D, along with active VCs and angel investors.
Pitch&Drink with P2S.VC
Hosted By: Pre-seed to Succeed (AltaIR Capital, Yellow Rocks!, Smart Partnership Capital, I2BF Global Ventures)
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Calling all founders looking for investment opportunities to Pitch&Drink with P2S.vc! Connect with a community of like-minded individuals and VCs and gain insights into your next fundraising venture in a relaxed and fun environment.
Event Format: Venture (founders and investors) speed dating. Founders will have 2 to 3 minutes to present their elevator pitch (no presentation) directly to the investors, followed by a 6- to 7-minute Q&A session. After 10 minutes, the gong sounds and the founders change their places.
Startup Grind Happy Hour with Microsoft for Startups & DuploCloud
Hosted By: Startup Grind
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Description: Startup Grind understands how exciting the first day of a big startup conference is. Just a breezy 5-minute walk from TechCrunch in the heart of SF, our stunning happy hour venue awaits. Unwind, mingle with fellow founders, and enjoy a well-earned beer or glass of wine, plus some tasty finger food. See you there!
Meetup with『Shinhan Square Bridge』(S²Bridge) Startups
Hosted By: SWITH
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:00–8:00 p.m.
Description: Beyond the main stage of TechCrunch Disrupt 2024, join us for a night of pitching and networking with deep tech Korean startups. Connect and discover where ideas spark! Meet and mingle with 8 startups of the event. Food and drinks on SWITH. RSVP only.
Investor Talks by w.tech
Hosted By: w.tech
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–8:00 p.m.
Description: We are planning to dive deep into the world of tech funding, featuring leading voices in the industry. Hosted by the dynamic Wtech team, this is more than just a meetup — it’s a rare opportunity to connect with top women in tech. Expect insightful panel discussions, inspiring success stories, and invaluable networking opportunities with key players in the tech world.
A Well Tech Terrace Party! Hosted by Well Now! & Love Soul AI
Hosted By: Well Now! & Love Soul AI
Time: October 28, 2024, 5:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Health tech and wellness tech, investors, and networking party on the terrace overlooking the San Francisco Bay.
Scaling Smart: Leading Tech Companies to Success (Panel & Happy Hour)
Hosted By: Presence
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:30–8:30 p.m.
Description: Join us for “Scaling Smart,” a panel and happy hour focused on actionable strategies for scaling your company’s success. Hear from top women executives sharing real-world stories of turning startup and mid-level company challenges into sustainable growth. Explore how they’ve overcome obstacles, aligned teams, and leveraged digital innovation to capture new markets. Enjoy an open bar and hors d’oeuvres, and network with a curated guest list of tech leaders. Expect no-fluff insights, meaningful takeaways, and the opportunity to build connections that will drive your business forward. RSVP for a beautiful evening designed to inspire growth and foster valuable industry relationships, all in a relaxed, collaborative setting.
Happy Hour Launch Party with Vently
Hosted By: Vently
Time: October 29, 2024, 5:30–8:30 p.m.
Description: Wine tasting happy hour with the Vently team! Join us as we gear up to launch our social network for events app for an evening full of networking, socializing, and getting exclusive previews of our app! Raffles and giveaways are included.
Immigrant Founders Networking
Hosted By: OpenSphere
Time: October 29, 2024, 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Get ready to network and meet vetted immigrant founders, investors, and operators at Immigrant Founders Networking hosted by Young Entrepreneurs Hub, OpenSphere, and Qlay. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a fellow founder, or just curious about the future of the Immigrant Founder ecosystem, this is the place to be. Immigrant Founder? Apply to pitch.
SF Founders-Investors Social
Hosted By: Pilot
Time: October 29, 2024, 6:00–9:30 p.m.
Description: Come socialize with fellow founders and investors for a casual event to bring tech founders and investors together. No overt pitching or selling allowed — just fun conversation and genuine connection. Why come? Find your next investment or investor, make friends and future referrers or partners, and have fun and enjoy a night off.
Meet the Media
Hosted By: Zebra Public Relations
Time: October 29, 2024, 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Begin your evening with a private networking session for reporters and VIP guests. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere and make meaningful connections. Engage in our interactive “Business Card Bingo” during the general networking session, making it fun and easy to meet potential collaborators. Panel discussion — “What the Media Wants”: Gain insider knowledge from our esteemed panel of journalists, including a leading business magazine journalist, a top online tech publication reporter, a prominent lifestyle editor, and a freelance writer specializing in entrepreneurial stories.
Privacy and Social Media Happy Hour with Germ Network x Citizens
Hosted By: Germ Network
Time: October 28, 2024, 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Description: Conferences get packed, but connecting stays hard. Meet other founders, funders, and conference attendees at Germ Network x Citizens’ evening of mingling. Come join us if you’re working on privacy, security, the future of communications, or healthier social media–we’re looking for our people too! Beers are on us.
SignalFire’s Disrupt Penthouse After-Party
Hosted By: SignalFire
Time: October 29, 2024, 8:00–11:00 p.m.
Description: After TechCrunch Disrupt 2024, join top-ranked founders and builders for a private, official after-party at one of San Francisco’s premier penthouses. Hosted by former TechCrunch editor-at-large and current SignalFire VC, Josh Constine. Come meet fellow founders, AI researchers, and investors while enjoying live musical performances, craft cocktails, delicious food, and special activations in a multistory penthouse and heated rooftop decorated by Restoration Hardware.
Construction Tech Happy Hour
Hosted By: Brick & Mortar Ventures
Time: October 30, 2024, 5:30–7:00 p.m.
Description: Calling all founders, investors, operators, and individuals interested in construction tech! Join us for a happy hour to mingle with peers in the construction tech space. This event is hosted by Brick & Mortar Ventures, the first sector-focused venture capital firm focusing on the construction industry. Our portfolio exits include PlanGrid, Building Connected, Fieldwire and Levelset.
Founder Friends SF
Hosted By: Hustle Fund
Time: October 30, 2024, 6:00–8:30 p.m.
Description:
Founder Friends is a fireside chat & networking event where we gather 100-400 founders to connect over pizza & non-alcoholic beverages to hear from a notable founder who has been through the wringer and come out on the other side. This event will feature Eric Bahn, GP and co-founder at Hustle Fund, and Yin Wu, CEO and Founder of Pulley. Founder Friends does a great job of promoting an intimate gathering focused on honest conversations, with a mainly founder & VC audience, including enthusiasts & experienced entrepreneurs.
Slovak PRO Happy Hour
Hosted By: Slovak PRO
Time: October 30, 2024, 6:00–9:00 p.m.
Description: Silicon Valley meeting the most interesting startups from Slovakia and Europe.
Founders Fright Fest
Hosted By: Fondo
Time: October 31, 2024, 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Description: Calling all brave founders and startups! Join Fondo for a ghoulishly good time at TechCrunch Disrupt’s spookiest side event — Founders Fright Fest. Sip, snack, and swap “frightening” stories that will send shivers down your spine: from the terror of missing tax deadlines to haunting missed tax credits, and the bone-chilling horror of inaccurate books. No need to face these nightmares alone! The Fondo team will be there to share how to turn those fears into distant memories. Costumes are optional, but getting your financials in order? Absolutely necessary! Don’t miss this chance to mix, mingle, and banish your startup’s accounting and bookkeeping nightmares!
AI & Robotics Beekeeping Class + Sustainability Mixer with Beewise
Hosted By: Beewise
Time: October 31, 2024, 9:00–11:00 a.m.
Description: Join Beewise for an in-person beekeeping class featuring our AI and robotics-powered beehive, the BeeHome™. Attendees will meet the bees up close in an urban garden and learn how technology can help reduce colony losses by more than 70%. Connect with other sustainability and green tech leaders over light refreshments and a tasting featuring BeeHome™ honey.
Bootstrappers Breakfast: TechCrunch Disrupt Special Edition
Hosted By: Bootstrappers Breakfast
Time: October 31, 2024, 9:00–11:00 a.m.
Description: Come join entrepreneurs who eat problems for breakfast®. At a Bootstrappers Breakfast®, we have serious conversations about growing a business based on internal cashflow and organic profit. This is for founders who are actively bootstrapping a startup. The other attendees will all be in startups. It will be a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers. Now in our 14th year in Silicon Valley.
Creative Tech for Future Products: Panel & Happy Hour
Hosted By: JETRO, in collaboration with Japan Innovation Campus, AlchemistX, and Digital Garage
Time: October 30, 2024, 5:00–8:00 p.m.
Description: Explore the intersection of technology, art, and innovation with industry leaders. Meet our panel of experts in design thinking, food engineering, space tech, sustainable materials, museum tech, AI, and more.
Key discussion topics:
- Emerging technologies driving future products
- The role of creativity in tech-driven innovation
- How companies are leveraging tech to create more sustainable, user-centric products
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