Tech Week Singapore 2026 to Chart Asia’s Next Infrastructure Era

The two-day technology event returns in September with more than 600 speakers, five co-located shows and new programmes focused on AI, cybersecurity and digital infrastructure.

Tech Week Singapore will return to the Sands Expo & Convention Centre on September 29 and 30, 2026, bringing together technology leaders, government officials and industry experts to discuss the systems powering Asia’s digital future.

Organised by CloserStill Media, this year’s event carries the theme “The Infrastructure Era.” It will focus on the growing need for resilient, secure and sustainable infrastructure as artificial intelligence moves from experimentation to full-scale enterprise use.

Mr Tan Kiat How, Singapore’s Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information, will serve as Guest of Honour on the event’s opening day.

More than 30,000 participants are expected to attend the two-day programme, which will feature over 600 regional and international speakers.

“As AI moves from experimentation into enterprise operations, the question for technology leaders is no longer whether to adopt new systems, but whether the infrastructure beneath them is ready,” said Andy Kiwanuka, Managing Director for Asia Pacific at CloserStill Media.

He noted that organisations across Asia must strengthen infrastructure resilience, governance, sustainable energy use and technical capabilities to scale AI responsibly.

Five Technology Events in One Venue

Tech Week Singapore 2026 will bring back five flagship co-located events covering the technologies behind modern businesses:

• Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia
• DevOps Live
• Cyber Security World Asia
• Big Data & AI World Asia
• Data Centre World Asia

Each event will feature dedicated conference theatres, keynote sessions, panel discussions, demonstrations and networking opportunities.

The programme will cover practical developments in enterprise AI, cloud-native systems, platform engineering, cybersecurity, data centres, quantum computing and digital transformation.

Selected sessions will also allow participants to earn accredited Continuing Professional Development and Continuing Professional Education points.

New Programmes for 2026

One of this year’s major additions is the inaugural OCP Southeast Asia Tech Day, which the Open Compute Project will host within Data Centre World Asia.

The programme will bring together speakers from companies including Meta, Google, Micron and NVIDIA to examine open hardware and next-generation infrastructure supporting Southeast Asia’s digital growth.

Cyber Security World Asia will also introduce its first Live Vehicle Cyber Hackathon. Participants will test a vehicle’s cyber defences while exploring emerging approaches to AI-enabled automotive security.

Meanwhile, Big Data & AI World Asia will host an AI Consultation Clinic led by Beyondsoft. The clinic will help businesses explore how their data can be transformed into practical, AI-driven solutions.

Global Leaders to Share Practical Insights

Speakers from Google DeepMind, Horizon Quantum, the European Space Agency, AI Singapore, UNICEF and Standard Chartered will lead discussions across the event’s main stage.

Among the featured speakers are:

• Dr Nicolas Heess, AI and Robotics Team Lead at Google DeepMind
• Dr Joe Fitzsimons, Founder and CEO of Horizon Quantum
• Andrea Vena, Chief Sustainability Officer at the European Space Agency
• Laurence Liew, AI Innovation Director at AI Singapore
• Marta A. Tomovska, Advisor to the President of Serbia’s National Assembly
• Kaan Cetinturk, Global CIO and Director for Digital Impact at UNICEF
• Guillermo Veiga, Group Chief Information and Operations Officer at Standard Chartered

Topics will include general-purpose robotics, the emerging quantum economy, sustainable space technologies, enterprise AI readiness, digital governance and the future of banking.

Executives and specialists from AWS, Klook, Lotus’s, SpeQtral, Datadog, Morgan Stanley, Microsoft, Grab, Siemens Energy and NTT Data Centres will also participate in the five co-located events.

Infrastructure Takes Centre Stage

Data Centre World Asia expects attendance to increase by 25 percent in 2026, reflecting the growing importance of data centres in supporting AI, cloud services and enterprise transformation.

Its Live Data Centre will offer guided tours and expert demonstrations, giving visitors a closer look at real-time operations and emerging infrastructure technologies.

Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia will examine cloud strategy, AI deployment, data architecture and infrastructure resilience. DevOps Live will focus on platform engineering, cloud-native architecture and modern software delivery.

Cyber Security World Asia will address evolving threats, regulatory requirements and security design in an AI-driven environment. Big Data & AI World Asia will feature real-world examples of how companies are moving AI projects from experimentation to operational use.

An Award-Winning Regional Technology Event

Tech Week Singapore enters its 12th edition after receiving several industry recognitions.

CloserStill Media was named Outstanding Event Organiser at the Singapore Tourism Awards 2026. Tech Week Singapore also received Trade Show of the Year for the second consecutive year at the Singapore MICE Awards.

The event has partnered with Singapore Airlines, Sentosa Development Corporation and Burnaby Solutions to offer eligible participants travel, accommodation and destination benefits.

These include a 13 percent Singapore Airlines discount across cabin classes, selected Sentosa privileges and hotel discounts of up to 20 percent.

As AI adoption accelerates across Asia, Tech Week Singapore 2026 will provide a meeting point for the people building the infrastructure, policies and capabilities behind that growth.

Registration is now open through the official Tech Week Singapore website.