IndustryJune 24, 2026

Abbyy ascend devcon returns to Bengaluru to focus on document AI and LLMs

ABBYY has announced that its developer conference, Ascend DevCon, will return to Bengaluru on 22 and 23 July 2026. This fourth regional edition of the event focuses on the integration of document AI and large language models to advance the next wave of enterprise automation.

Why it matters

For enterprise teams, bridging the gap between unstructured document data and generative AI is critical for achieving scalable automation. Understanding the synergy between specialised document models and LLMs is essential for building robust production grade AI platforms that deliver measurable business value.

Key points

The conference returns to India for its fourth regional edition in July 2026.
Sessions will focus on the intersection of document intelligence and LLM technology.
The event targets developers looking to implement advanced automation and process intelligence.

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