TestMu AI's fifth virtual summit gathered 145 speakers from Microsoft, Meta, Replit, and Databricks to define the path for autonomous software quality. Next edition: Aug. 2027.
TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest) wrapped the fifth edition of its TestMu Conference on Aug. 28, a three-day virtual summit that drew more than 75,000 registrations from testers, developers and engineering leaders across 120 countries. The event featured 145 speakers from companies including Microsoft, Meta, Replit, Databricks, Glean, Hinge Health, Salesforce and Piramal Finance.
The conference’s agenda centered on the shift to autonomous software development and the quality engineering tools needed to support it. Three core themes emerged from the 96 sessions, panels and workshops.
First, trust must be engineered through rigorous evaluations and verification layers as AI agents take on a growing share of the engineering workload, organizers said. Second, agentic workflows need to move from pilots into production, requiring enterprise-grade quality gates, observability and governance. A third theme was the human quality layer: engineering leaders must build the culture and skills that allow teams to adopt and supervise AI coworkers.
“Across three days, we saw the world’s best engineering minds converge on a shared conviction: autonomous systems demand autonomous quality,” said Asad Khan, CEO and Co-Founder of TestMu AI, in a statement. “The conversations and innovations unveiled here will define how software is built, tested and shipped for the next decade.”
The conference was supported by a roster of partners including Accenture, Capgemini, LTIMindtree, Microsoft, Persistent and Wipro. The participation of those firms signals that enterprise adoption of agentic quality platforms is moving beyond experimentation, according to the release.
Microsoft, a key partner and speaker, has been investing in AI-powered development tools. Its principal group director Francesca Lazzeri and enterprise AI advocate Dona Sarkar both addressed the summit. The company’s role in the conference underscores its push into agentic engineering, though Microsoft did not disclose any new product announcements tied to the event.
Replit CEO Thomas Dohmke and CTO Luis Héctor Chávez also presented, alongside Databricks principal technical evangelist Viktoria Semaan and Meta software engineer Rushabh Mehta. The breadth of speakers from cloud infrastructure, data platforms and social media companies suggests the quality engineering market is converging on a common set of agentic standards.
The software testing and quality assurance sector has historically been labor-intensive, with manual testing still accounting for a large share of enterprise budgets. Agentic AI platforms aim to automate test planning, authoring, execution and analysis. TestMu AI’s platform offers end-to-end AI agents for web, mobile and enterprise application testing across real devices and browsers.
The conference’s registration count, 75,000, is a benchmark for the category. Previous editions of the TestMu Conference drew smaller numbers, though the company did not provide a comparable figure for 2025. The jump in attendance reflects growing interest in autonomous quality tools as enterprises accelerate AI adoption in software delivery.
Building on the momentum, TestMu AI announced the sixth annual TestMu Conference will run from Aug. 24 to Aug. 26, 2027.
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