Tech Week Singapore 2026 to spotlight AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, and data centres this September

Tech Week Singapore 2026 will return to the Sands Expo & Convention Centre on September 29 to 30, bringing together technology leaders, policymakers, and enterprises to discuss the infrastructure powering the next wave of artificial intelligence and digital transformation across Asia.

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Why it matters: As AI adoption accelerates, organizations are shifting their focus from experimenting with AI tools to building the cloud, networking, cybersecurity, and data centre infrastructure needed to deploy them at scale. Tech Week Singapore 2026 aims to address those challenges by gathering experts from government, industry, and academia under the theme “The Infrastructure Era.”

The details: Organized by CloserStill Media, this year’s event will welcome Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Tan Kiat How as Guest of Honour on the opening day.

The event will once again host five co-located conferences:

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

More than 600 regional and international speakers are expected to participate through keynote presentations, panel discussions, fireside chats, and technical sessions.

Andy Kiwanuka, Managing Director for Asia Pacific at CloserStill Media, said the conversation has shifted from whether organizations should adopt AI to whether their underlying infrastructure is ready to support enterprise-scale deployment.

He added that resilient infrastructure, governance, sustainability, and technical capability are becoming increasingly important as AI moves into mainstream business operations.

The bigger picture: Several new programs will debut during this year’s event. The Open Compute Project (OCP) will hold its first OCP Southeast Asia Tech Day as part of Data Centre World Asia, bringing together companies working on open hardware and next-generation digital infrastructure.

Cyber Security World Asia will also introduce its first Live Vehicle Cyber Hackathon, where participants will test vehicle cybersecurity systems while exploring AI-enabled automotive security.

Meanwhile, Big Data & AI World Asia will launch an AI Consultation Clinic led by Beyondsoft, giving businesses practical guidance on implementing AI solutions using enterprise data.

The conference agenda will also cover topics including quantum computing, enterprise AI, digital transformation, sustainability, cybersecurity, and cloud infrastructure.

Industry leaders taking the stage: The main conference will feature speakers from major global technology organizations, including:

  • Google DeepMind
  • Horizon Quantum
  • European Space Agency
  • AI Singapore
  • UNICEF
  • Standard Chartered
  • National Assembly of Serbia

Across the five co-located events, attendees can also hear from representatives of organizations including AWS, Microsoft, Grab, Klook, Datadog, Morgan Stanley, Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, Bank of Singapore, Samsung SDI, Siemens Energy, NTT Data Centres, Meta, Google, Micron, and NVIDIA.

For businesses: Data Centre World Asia is expected to attract 25% more attendees than last year, reflecting growing demand for infrastructure supporting AI, cloud computing, and enterprise digital transformation.

Technology executives attending the event can also earn Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits through selected sessions.

The exhibition will include live demonstrations, guided tours of a working data centre environment, networking opportunities with senior IT leaders, and dedicated conference theatres for each technology track.

What’s next: Registration for Tech Week Singapore 2026 is now open (Register here for free). The event will take place from September 29 to 30 at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore.

Attendees traveling internationally can also take advantage of partnership offers that include discounted Singapore Airlines fares, hotel promotions through Burnaby Solutions, and selected perks from Sentosa Development Corporation.

The Bottom Line: Tech Week Singapore 2026 is positioning itself as a regional meeting point for organizations preparing the infrastructure behind AI adoption. By combining cloud computing, cybersecurity, data centres, DevOps, and enterprise AI under one event, the conference aims to showcase the technologies and strategies expected to shape Asia’s next phase of digital growth.


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