Claim your free digital pass for Microsoft Build (June 2–3, 2026)
If you’re a developer building production software with AI: agents, models, data pipelines, or AI‑powered apps—Microsoft Build is the place to help you turn experiments to systems that actually run in the real world.
With 150+ sessions and 100+ speakers, Build is a developer-first event focused on how leading teams design, build, ship, and scale AI systems. Learn directly from experts and walk away with practical patterns, real-world trade-offs, and workflows you can apply immediately.
A builder‑first event for AI in production
Build is designed for developers, engineers, architects, and technical leads who want to go beyond demos and understand what actually works:
- How to integrate models and agents into real-world applications
- How to design AI systems that scale, stay observable, and remain secure
- How to evaluate, orchestrate, and operate AI reliably as usage grows
- Hear directly from Microsoft and GitHub engineers, product teams, and builders actively shipping AI systems
This is about implementation—not hype
At Build, the focus is on what it really takes to deliver AI in production:
- Real code, real systems, real trade-offs
- Multi-model strategies and agent-based workflows
- Evaluation, orchestration, and production readiness
- Security, governance, and operational excellence from day one
The goal: give you the confidence to move to production, without guesswork.
Why attend
- 150+ sessions: Go beyond demos with hands-on content across developer tools, agents and apps, cloud and data platforms, models, responsible AI, and Windows
- 100+ speakers: Learn from the engineers and experts shaping what’s next in AI
- De-risk your decisions: Understand trade-offs across models, tooling, data, and operations before you commit
- Level up fast: Gain practical insights you can plug directly into your roadmap
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📅 June 2–3, 2026
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Posted May 12, 2026, 2:55 PM UTC · locked