After creating and hosting a number of successful events in China since 2013, TechCrunch and TechNode are getting ready to bring the TechCrunch Conference to Shanghai again. This time we’ll be meeting at the West Bund Art Center at the Huangpu River bank to bring together the best startups and brightest minds in China’s tech industry, so mark your calendar and join us on June 8-9.

When we first brought TechCrunch Conference to Shanghai in November 2013, we aimed to create the best innovation and startup event in the city, if not the country. The conference attracted around 3,000 attendees and more than 100 startups with over a hundred media outlets reporting on the event.

Last August, we made it even bigger in Beijing, luring over 5,000 attendees and 200 startups into our Startup Alley. Over 100 ventures and 150 media outlets joined us in Beijing for an amazing event. We are confident that TechCrunch events are the most eye-catching and international-friendly conferences for startups and entrepreneurs in China.

Coming back to Shanghai this June, TechCrunch and TechNode will bring even better guest speakers as well as the most promising startups and ventures to the show. Unlike previous events, we will collaborate with partners to co-host parallel sessions for product launches, themed workshops, hot topic forums and more. Our feature event “Meet with Investors” will also land in Shanghai, giving passionate entrepreneurs opportunities for a face-to-face meeting with dozens of legendary investors. In addition, we’ve locked in a series of startup gatherings over the week so we can totally immerse ourselves in Shanghai’s passionate entrepreneurial spirit!

From ‘The Red Web’ in 2013 to ‘Red Hardware’ in 2014, TechCrunch Shanghai will focus on ‘Internet of Things’ this year. We see the interconnection of all things as inevitable, which is why we are focusing on diverse areas within the market, such as smart wearables, consumer transport, peer-to-peer technology, intelligent homes and more.

Early bird tickets are now on sale. Please click here for more information about the event.

Editing by Mike Cormack (@bucketoftongues)

Emma Lee (Li Xin) was TechNode's e-commerce and new retail reporter until June 2022, when she moved to Sixth Tone to cover technology and consumption. Get in touch with her via lixin@sixthtone.com or Twitter.

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