What to Expect at Tredence's AI Foundry in Hyderabad?

Key takeaways

Tredence's third AI Foundry will be held in Hyderabad on May 23, 2026, following previous editions in Bengaluru and Chennai.
The event will focus on hands-on workshops for AI practitioners, aiming to build production-ready AI systems.
Participants will work in teams on real-world problem statements rather than showcasing existing models.
Ideal attendees include various AI roles, such as data scientists, applied AI scientists, and machine learning engineers.

After hosting two editions of its AI Foundry in Bengaluru and Chennai, Tredence is all set to bring the initiative to Hyderabad on May 23, 2026.

The third edition will take place at the company’s Hyderabad office and is expected to bring together around 100 AI practitioners for a day-long, hands-on workshop focused on building production-ready AI systems.

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Date: May 23, 2026

Time: 10.00 am – 5.00 pm

Location: Tredence Office, 1st floor, Sky One, Prestige Skytech In Gate, Hyderabad.

The format remains unchanged. This is not a conference or a talk-heavy meetup. It is a structured workshop created by Tredence and AIM, designed for people already building AI systems and dealing with the realities of deployment.

Participants will be grouped into small teams and assigned real-world problem statements. The focus is not on showcasing models, but on designing systems that can function in enterprise environments.

Ideal participants for this initiative should be specialised in roles such as data scientists, principal data scientists, applied AI scientists, and AI solutions architects. Additionally, decision scientists and technical leads, applied machine learning engineers, and platform and cloud architects are encouraged to join. Expertise from DevOps and ML platform engineers, GenAI engineers, and prompt engineers will also be valuable. Furthermore, LLM application developers, AI product engineers, MLOps specialists, and forward-deployed engineers (FDEs) are sought to enrich the collaborative efforts in this project.

This edition will also feature participation from Global Capabilities Centres (GCCs), as Hyderabad remains one of the country's long-standing GCC hubs.

A Builder-First Format

The Hyderabad edition will follow a structured agenda that combines design thinking with hands-on problem solving. After an opening session by Tredence leaders, participants will spend most of the day working in teams on ideation and system design.

The core of the event is a series of design thinking workshops where participants will explore agentic workflows, orchestration layers, and generative AI applications using Tredence’s internal prompt engineering platform.

These sessions are designed to guide participants through the full lifecycle of building an AI system—from defining user journeys to designing the architecture and planning deployment.

The day will conclude with team presentations, where participants will showcase prototypes and solution frameworks developed during the workshop. Additionally, a participation certificate will be provided upon completion.

As the event description puts it, the goal is to build AI systems that are “not only intelligent, but usable, trusted, and production-grade.”

With Hyderabad, Tredence is continuing its effort to expand the AI Foundry across key technology hubs. The company has also indicated plans to implement this format across all IT hubs in India.