Minister Nirmalkumar praised DigitAll for organising a conference on artificial intelligence (AI) in Madurai, stating that the event had brought pride to the city.
DigitAll Sangamam 2026 was held in Madurai under the theme “Innovate – Transform – Evolve”. The conference served as an important platform for technology professionals, entrepreneurs and achievers from various fields to come together and exchange ideas.
The full-day event featured several specialised sessions on artificial intelligence, digital transformation, emerging technologies, entrepreneurship and innovative technology applications. More than 15 prominent speakers participated in over six sessions, sharing their experiences and insights. Discussions covered emerging opportunities in technological development, the role of digital technologies in business and future entrepreneurial possibilities.
As part of the conference, 26 awards were presented to achievers for their contributions across various fields.
Tamil Nadu Minister for Electricity, Energy Resources and Law, C.T.R. Nirmalkumar, attended the conference as the chief guest. Speaking on the occasion, he appreciated DigitAll for organising an AI conference in a city like Madurai to promote digital awareness.
“Digital development is happening rapidly, and it is essential for everyone to understand digital technologies,” he said.
Earlier, Gopisan, MLA representing the Madurai South constituency, inaugurated the conference by lighting the traditional lamp.
N. Jagadeesan, president of the Tamil Nadu Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Sivaraja Ramanathan, former director and chief executive officer of StartupTN; and R.J. Vigneshkanth, managing director of Black Sheep, were among the prominent guests who spoke about digital development and artificial intelligence.
Leading technology professionals and entrepreneurs from various sectors, including Gokulanathan Ponnusamy, Sangeetha Abishek, Hari Vikash, Vinoth Senthil, Senthil Kumar, Nithin Raj, A.J. Mohammed Rafi, A.K. Mohan, Abdul Wahab, L. Ramanathan and Senthil Nayagam, shared insights into digital initiatives in their respective fields and discussed future growth opportunities.
DigitAll president J.K. Muthu said DigitAll Sangamam 2026 had been successfully organised, with several prominent guests sharing their views on digital development and the future of artificial intelligence.
He said the discussions covered current technology trends, the importance of digital transformation and emerging business opportunities. The conference also provided a common platform for experts and entrepreneurs from different sectors to establish new connections and exchange ideas.