@LangChain: Excited to sponsor #VBTransform2026 July 14–15 Hotel Nia, Menlo Park Planning on attending? Use code VBLangChain20 for …
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LangChain is sponsoring VB Transform 2026, a conference on agentic AI orchestration, taking place July 14-15 at Hotel Nia in Menlo Park. Use discount code VBLangChain20 for registration.
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Excited to sponsor #VBTransform2026 🗓️ July 14–15 📍 Hotel Nia, Menlo Park
Planning on attending? Use code VBLangChain20 for a discount on registration. https://t.co/xP6sT8Fn3s https://t.co/EKVHhkEkDD
VB Transform 2026
Source: https://venturebeat.com/vbtransform2026
The Pilot Era is Over. The Agentic AI Era is Here.
Enterprises have moved beyond chatbots and are now building complex, multi-step agentic AI processes that run for hours or days to handle end-to-end business functions. But with that comes the need for agentic AI orchestration, LLM observability, agentic context layers, inference and AI infrastructure, and agentic AI security guardrails VB Transform 2026 is where it all comes together.
The One Question
That Matters
How do we orchestrate autonomy at scale?
Two days. The people actually building this. No panels rehashing the basics, just the hard conversations happening at the frontier of agentic AI, from the teams who are already there.
One core mission: Agentic orchestration. Five strategic pillars.
VBSpeakers
Meet the visionaries and builders taking the stage in 2026.
Networking Opportunities.
Hotel Nia
200 Independence Dr, Menlo Park, CA 94025
Orchestrating AI autonomy starts here. Join the conversation that defines what’s next.
FAQ
Q1:Who attends VB Transform?
Builders, not tourists. Product leaders, infrastructure engineers, data & AI engineers from companies like Walmart, Salesforce, Google Cloud, and OpenAI.
Q2:Is this just another AI hype fest?
Hard no. Zero vendor pitches, zero buzzwords. Every session is built around a real problem, with real people solving it.
Q3:What will I actually walk away with?
A clearer picture of how agentic AI leaders are tackling the same problems keeping you up at night.
Q4:What do the two days look like?
Main stage sessions with agentic AI leaders, closed-door roundtables where people say what they actually think, over six hours of networking and workshops, and enough breathing room to have the conversations you came for.
Q5:How do I convince my company to send me?
We’ve made it easy. Visit ourGet Your Boss to Say Yes pagefor a pre-written email template and the ROI arguments your manager needs to approve the trip.
Q6:How do I register for VB Transform?
Join the event on July 14-15, Hotel Nia, Menlo Park.Register here →
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