The Disrupt Stage, only at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 is where tech’s biggest bets get made — live and unfiltered. It’s where startup dreams turn into $100,000 wins in Startup Battlefield, and where the industry’s power players reveal what’s next.
This year, we’re bringing Alphabet’s moonshot chief Astro Teller, Netflix CTO Elizabeth Stone, and Khosla Ventures’ Vinod Khosla (never one to mince words) to the stage. Sequoia’s Roelof Botha will dig into the future of venture, buzzy Slate Auto is dropping its first fully customizable electric truck, and Phia’s headline-making founders, including Phoebe Gates, are taking us inside one of the hottest new commerce startups on the scene. If you want the headlines before they hit the wire, you’ll find them here.
And stay tuned, we’re not done yet. The final reveal of what’s to come on the Disrupt Stage lands soon.
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Take a look at the Disrupt agenda to catch the full scoop on this stage and beyond.
The iconic TechCrunch startup pitch competition returns as founders pitch for the $100,000 Startup Battlefield Cup and the chance to launch their companies into the spotlight. The stakes are high, the judges are fierce, and in the final round, you’ll hear from some of venture’s sharpest minds, including Aileen Lee, Kirsten Green, Kevin Hartz, and Kevin Rose.
Vinod Khosla has never been shy about bold predictions. The Khosla Ventures founder takes the stage to share his no-BS take on where tech is headed next.
Waymo co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana pulls back the curtain on where autonomous vehicles really stand and why trust — not hype — is the final roadblock.
Sequoia Capital’s Roelof Botha reveals the trends, companies, and signals shaping venture’s next big wave.
Astro Teller, captain of Moonshots at X, shares how Alphabet is betting on AI and other radical ideas to shape the next decade of tech.
