Key Takeaways
- Around 20 Pakistani tech companies participated in TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 in San Francisco.
- The delegation included firms working in AI, fintech, semiconductor design, and enterprise software.
- Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh visited the pavilion and encouraged companies to explore US market opportunities.
Pakistan showcased around 20 technology companies at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 in San Francisco, providing a platform for local firms to present their products to investors, potential customers, and technology partners in the United States.
TechCrunch Disrupt is a major platform that brings together founders, technology companies, software professionals, investors, and venture capital firms, making it an ideal venue for companies seeking customers, partnerships, and investment.
The Pakistan Pavilion ran from October 13 to 15 at Moscone West, featuring companies working across various areas including artificial intelligence, SaaS, fintech, semiconductor design, enterprise software, cloud technology, e-commerce, and business services.
The delegation included both established technology companies and smaller firms building newer products for international markets, showcasing a broader mix than traditional software outsourcing alone.
Among the participating companies were Adam Technologies, AlphaRages, Arcana Semiconductors, Big Entities, Denovers, Developers Hub, FlexLab, Geek Solutions, Geeks of Kolachi, Global Prep Service, InfoTech Group, JP Tech Communication, KoderLabs, MYTM Technologies, Noor Ahmed Ecommerce Solutions, PieCyfer, Sanctum Ops, Spadasoft, Synergy Hub, and TAG Solutions.
Arcana Semiconductors, a standout participant, works on Physical AI and Edge AI chips and intellectual property for autonomous systems, drones, and intelligent surveillance. Its work covers chip architecture, RTL design, verification, FPGA prototyping, physical design, and embedded software.
MYTM Technologies, another notable participant, focuses on fintech infrastructure, building digital wallets, payment systems, lending platforms, and banking software, with additional work in AI-based underwriting, credit decision engines, and regulatory technology. The company has a presence in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
InfoTech Group, with over three decades of experience in enterprise technology, uses its systems across capital markets, banking, government, and infrastructure, including exchanges, clearing houses, regulators, and financial institutions. Its newer capabilities include agentic AI, cloud infrastructure, blockchain custody, and risk intelligence.
Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Sheikh visited the Pakistan Pavilion and urged participating companies to use their presence in Silicon Valley to build longer-term commercial partnerships and explore opportunities in the American market.
