Vietnam Tech Summit 2026 Returns To Silicon Valley
AI, careers, startups, company access, and community — together in Mountain View.
Vietnam Tech Summit 2026 will return to Silicon Valley on August 7–8, bringing the Vietnamese technology community back to one of the world's most important centers of innovation.
The summit will be held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, with a program centered on AI, careers, startups, company access, and community connection. This year's theme, Build Your Edge in the AI Era, reflects a moment when professionals, founders, and students are being asked to move faster, adapt sooner, and compete with clearer direction.
Organized by VietSpark, AI for Vietnam Foundation, VISEMI Foundation, VietBay, and Vietnam AI Stars, the 2026 summit brings together a growing network of engineers, founders, investors, recruiters, mentors, operators, students, and business leaders. The event has become one of the most visible gatherings for Vietnamese professionals in technology in the United States. What began as a community-driven summit has grown into a larger platform for career access, startup visibility, mentorship, and cross-border connection.
What to expect
This year's program is built for people who want more than inspiration. Attendees can expect main-stage conversations on AI and the future of work, recruiting access with industry professionals, limited-capacity company visits, startup programming through Vietnam AI Stars, speed mentoring, curated networking, and community gatherings designed to turn introductions into real relationships.
The company visit program will give selected attendees access to conversations and campus experiences connected to leading technology companies. Vietnam AI Stars will bring founders in front of judges, investors, and mentors. Speed mentoring will create space for direct career and founder advice from people close to the work.
Vietnam Tech Summit 2026 also arrives at a time when AI is changing the way companies hire, build, and invest. For students, the question is how to stand out earlier. For professionals, it is how to stay relevant and move with the market. For founders, it is how to build with urgency while earning trust from customers, partners, and capital. That is where the summit is designed to matter — it brings the community into rooms where people can ask better questions, meet people who have walked the path before, and see what opportunity looks like beyond a headline.
