We love hearing how people describe ATW in their own words, and this one stuck with us. Jobs, mentors, investors, education, community, all in one place with no gates to get through. That density of talent with a little Southern charm is what makes building here feel different.

Smiles all around at #ATW2026 📸 : @rmophotography

There's nothing like tech week in Atlanta, and @_imanisdigitaldiary felt it too. From the sessions to the moments in between, thank you for capturing the energy! Render and Atlanta Tech Week aren't just events, they're a full takeover of the city!

Straight from RICE and ATV Sylvan to the rooftop at Wild Leap, Brews, Views & Bytes wraps South Downtown & Castleberry Hill day in style. Centennial Yards is covering the first 200 drinks AND the first 200 guests get a custom pint glass to take home.

We're closing out Tech Week in Midtown. Programming at The Biltmore and all across Tech Square right in the heart of Atlanta's innovation district. Look out for other community events happening throughout the neighborhood all day. See the full lineup at atl.tech

Atlanta Tech Week is bringing together some of the sharpest minds in tech this August, and we're excited to introduce another round of speakers taking the stage. Stay tuned for more speakers dropping soon, and explore more at atl.tech

Buckhead is home to ATW on Day 3. Programming at Atlanta Tech Village with coworking at Roam on Piedmont Rd. We’ll wrap up the day with a rooftop happy hour at ATV.visit atl.tech to see what's happening near you and grab your all-day pass luma.com/asm50471

We're live today. Building a startup means learning how to navigate pivots, uncertainty, and growth. Join us as Sequoia Blodgett shares lessons from building companies, investing in founders, and creating products with purpose. Live today at 5 PM ET.

Tech Week starts Sunday and we're kicking things off in Peachtree Corners and Curiosity Lab! Head to atl.tech to see everything going on and grab your all-day pass. Registration for individual sessions opens soon! 🍑

Before Dr. Adams built sensors, he built mics for musicians. Then someone asked him to build one that could listen to the human body, and that sent him from music tech into medical tech. Now he runs Uncommon Sense Labs at Georgia Tech. uncommonsenselabs.com/