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Maneesh Sharma, COO of TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest), on what the January 2026 name change meant for enterprise customers, partners, and existing commitments.
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Last Updated on: January 12, 2026
Maneesh Sharma, Chief Operating Officer, recorded his message on January 12, 2026, the day the name changed. His is the shortest of the leadership messages and the one aimed squarely at enterprise customers and partners: the people whose first question about a rebrand is usually about their contract, not the logo.
Here is that message, transcribed and lightly cleaned for readability.
The operational headline first: TestMu AI and LambdaTest are the same company, not two different entities and not competitors. The name changed on January 12, 2026. LambdaTest, Inc. is still the legal entity, which is why agreements signed as LambdaTest stayed in force exactly as written, and why nothing on the account side needed action.
The TestMu AI vs LambdaTest page lists what changed and what did not, item by item, including the list of things that explicitly need no action.
“Hi everybody. Today is a defining moment for us, and more importantly for the work we do together. We’re officially ushering in the era of agentic AI quality engineering.”
“We started LambdaTest back in 2018 to build a cloud testing platform that you could trust, and 2.5 million of you have relied on us for your daily quality engineering needs. Since 2022, we have transformed to become an agentic AI quality engineering platform. Innovation doesn’t stand still, and neither have we.”
“We realized that the world’s first full-stack agentic AI quality engineering platform requires a name that reflects our AI-first future. One that honors the community that got us here, each and every one of you. I’m proud to introduce you to TestMu AI.”
“TestMu AI represents where our community meets deep innovation. For you, our customers and partners, this means we’re moving beyond traditional automation. We are bringing you agentic intelligence.”
“What does not change is our commitment and dedication to our customers and partners. That has always been our DNA, and what defines our spirit to achieve more for our customers.”
“We are setting the standard for quality engineering, and we are thrilled to bring innovation to you, your organization and your teams. Thank you for your continued trust. Let’s build the future together. Welcome to TestMu AI.”
In practical terms, the commitments Maneesh refers to came through unchanged. Existing logins and passwords still work. LT_USERNAME and LT_ACCESS_KEY are unchanged. The hub endpoints still serve traffic. Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, and Appium scripts run unmodified, desired capabilities and LT:Options keys keep the same names, and pinned SDK versions keep resolving. Firewall rules and allowlists did not need editing, because the hostnames did not move.
If a procurement or security review needs the paper trail, the press room and the about page carry the company record under both names.
The rest of the leadership team covered the other angles the same week: Asad Khan’s message on the rebrand, Mayank Bhola on the product, and Jay Singh and Mudit Singh on the community.
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Maneesh Sharma is Chief Operating Officer at TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest), where he leads the company's revenue functions across go-to-market, sales, RevOps, customer success, and the partner ecosystem, driving its global expansion. He brings over 27 years of experience across product, go-to-market, and business operations. Before TestMu AI he was Managing Director and General Manager for GitHub across India and APAC, Head of Partner Sales and Ecosystem at Adobe, Chief Revenue Officer at WizIQ, and Head of Products and Solutions at SAP India. Maneesh holds an MBA from IIM Bangalore and a B.E. in Electronics and Communications from NIT Surat.
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