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Battle for Disrupt: Your Path to Glory

TechCrunch’s Startup Battlefield is where startups shine, and AI watches them sparkle.

Every founder dreams of the Disrupt Main Stage – six minutes to dazzle top investors. This year's deadline extends to June 8th, so get those applications in quick!


To make it, captivate with your product videos and show what sets you apart. A strong pitch and demo will see you through to the Top 20.


Even if you miss out, being part of the 200 brings immense benefits. From a funded booth at Disrupt to access to top VCs, every company gains exposure and connections that can change their trajectory.


The alumni network, including Dropbox and Cloudflare, offers ongoing opportunities – a testament to the power of Startup Battlefield.


Apply now if you think your startup deserves a shot. Even if not selected, the journey itself is invaluable.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/01/how-to-make-the-startup-battlefield-top-20-and-what-every-company-gets-regardless/
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