On February 4-7, 2026, a Ukrainian delegation of technology companies took part in the Silicon Slopes Summit, one of the key US technology events and the flagship conference of Utah, held in Salt Lake City.
Each year, the Silicon Slopes Summit brings together thousands of entrepreneurs, investors, startups and industry leaders, forming one of the most dynamic technology communities in the United States. For the third time, Ukraine was represented at the summit with a collective stand, which emphasizes the systematic strengthening of international cooperation.
The delegation was organized by Diia.City Union, IT Ukraine Association, and Ukrainian Chapter of Silicon Slopes, led by Yaroslav Fisiuk, with the support of the Consulate General of Ukraine in San Francisco and the World Trade Center Utah.
Ukrainian tech companies and startups presented solutions in the areas of software development, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, dual-use technologies, and digital transformation. The delegation included General Cherry, S-Pro, DM Solutions, Amazinum, DreamX, BlueBird Tech, BRAVERY INVEST, Geniusee, Global HR Solutions, Alcore, Deus Robotics, which held a series of B2B meetings exploring new opportunities for cooperation with investors and partners from different regions of the United States.
The summit also included a business breakfast with President of the Utah State Senate Stuart Adams, President of World Trade Center Utah and Honorary Consul of Ukraine Jonathan Friedman, Economic Affairs Consul Oleksiy Khorosh, representatives of Park City Angels and local technology companies. The discussion focused on the prospects of Ukrainian-American cooperation, investment opportunities and further support for Ukraine. During her speech, Diia.City Union Executive Director Valeria Kushnerchuk spoke about the state of the Ukrainian IT industry and the key achievements of the industry despite the war.
The event also featured the English-language edition of the book «War. Life. Business». The book contains 20 stories of Ukrainian businesses that survived the most difficult conditions of the war. One of the chapters is dedicated to the activities of Diia.City Union, which emphasizes the role of the Association in preserving and developing the Ukrainian technology industry in the context of a full-scale war.
An important element of the program was the visit of the Ukrainian delegation to the Adobe office, the second largest office in the world and an important technology and research hub. During the visit, new Adobe AI tools were presented and global trends in creative and digital technologies were discussed.
Diia.City Union expresses its sincere gratitude to partners and friends of Ukraine in Utah for their consistent support!
