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TECHFORWARD@2: IIIT-H, HYSEA CHART AI-POWERED FUTURE

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TECHFORWARD@2: IIIT-H, HYSEA CHART AI-POWERED FUTURE

Hyderabad, June 30 (RAHNUMA): Marking two years of the TechForward Research Seminar Series, International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad and HYSEA hosted a special edition, “TechForward 2026: The Future, Powered by AI”, bringing together leading academicians, researchers and industry experts to discuss the transformative impact of artificial intelligence and the future of innovation.

The event featured thought leaders from industry and academia who deliberated on emerging trends such as agentic AI, software engineering, research-led innovation, and the growing need for deep research capabilities to drive technological advancement.

HYSEA President Bipin Pendyala said TechForward has evolved into a unique platform connecting academia and industry, enabling meaningful collaboration in emerging technologies and innovation.

Launched in 2024, TechForward has grown into one of Hyderabad’s leading industry-academia forums, attracting participation from major technology companies, research institutions, startups, and policymakers. Over the past two years, the series has explored diverse themes including AI, robotics, quantum computing, cybersecurity, healthcare technologies, sustainable mobility, and industrial innovation.

Reflecting on the journey, Ramesh Loganathan, Professor and Dean (Research & Outreach), IIIT Hyderabad, noted that the initiative was created to bridge the gap between academic research and industry needs, with future efforts focused on translating dialogue into impactful collaborations and innovation outcomes.

As it enters its third year, TechForward aims to deepen industry-academia engagement and strengthen Hyderabad’s position as a hub for research-driven innovation.

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