GITEX AI ASIA 2026 Returns to Singapore on 9–10 April

Singapore – GITEXa AI ASIA, Asia’s largest and most global tech, AI, and startup event, will take place on 9–10 April 2026 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, bringing together technology leaders, enterprises, startups, investors, and governments to build trust and scale innovation across Asia’s digital economy.

Building on the strong momentum of its inaugural edition, GITEX AI ASIA 2026 is expected to welcome 23,000+ tech buyers and decision-makers, 600+ global enterprises and startups, 250+ investors, and participants from 110+ countries, positioning Singapore as a central meeting point for global innovation, investment, and enterprise adoption.

Registration for GITEX AI ASIA 2026 is now open.

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A Multi-Industry Technology Platform

GITEX AI ASIA 2026 features a portfolio of co-located shows, offering focused platforms across critical technology and industry verticals:

  • AI EVERYTHING SINGAPORE
    A flagship platform spotlighting applied artificial intelligence, enterprise deployment, and real-world use cases across industries.
  • STARTUPS NORTH STAR ASIA
    Asia’s leading startup and investor marketplace connecting founders with global venture capital, accelerators, corporates, and ecosystem partners.
  • GITEX DIGI_HEALTH & BIOTECH SINGAPORE
    A dedicated showcase for digital health and biotechnology innovation transforming healthcare delivery, diagnostics, and life sciences across Asia.
  • GLOBAL DATA CENTRES ASIA
    A platform focused on the digital infrastructure powering AI and cloud growth, covering data centres, connectivity, energy, and resilience.
  • GISEC ASIA
    Asia’s premier cybersecurity event addressing threats, resilience, and protection across enterprise systems, cloud environments, and critical infrastructure.
  • GITEX QUANTUM EXPO ASIA
    A forward-looking platform exploring quantum computing, quantum-safe security, and next-generation computing ecosystems.

Together, these co-located events create an integrated marketplace where technology innovation, infrastructure, security, investment, and enterprise adoption converge.

What Attendees Can Expect

Over two days, GITEX AI ASIA 2026 will deliver high-level conferences, technology showcases, and deal-making opportunities, including keynote sessions from global technology leaders, enterprise-led case studies, startup pitching and investor matchmaking, product launches, and curated networking across the ecosystem.

With Singapore as its regional anchor, GITEX AI ASIA continues to serve as a gateway between Asia’s fast-growing digital economy and the global technology landscape.

About GITEX AI ASIA

GITEX AI ASIA is Asia’s largest and most global tech, startup, and digital investments event dedicated to artificial intelligence, deep tech, and digital infrastructure. Taking place on 9–10 April 2026 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, the event brings together 23,000+ tech leaders, enterprises, startups, investors, governments, and ecosystem partners from over 110 countries to shape how AI is built, governed, and deployed at scale across the real economy.

Registration for GITEX AI ASIA 2026 is now open.

For more information, visit our website. gitexasia.com

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