Tech Week Singapore 2025 will focus on how artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation are reshaping industries across Asia when it returns to the Sands Expo & Convention Centre from October 8–9.

Organised by CloserStill Media, the event will feature more than 600 regional and international speakers, including senior executives from AI Singapore, The World Bank Group, Google, OpenAI and representatives from the governments of Japan, Canada and Estonia. The Guest of Honour will be Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information, Tan Kiat How.

This year marks the Asia debut of DMEXCO Asia, held alongside flagship shows such as Cloud & AI Infrastructure, DevOps Live, Cyber Security World, Data Centre World, Big Data & AI World and eCommerce Expo Asia. The co-branded eCommerce Expo | DMEXCO Asia, launched with Koelnmesse and BVDW, aims to strengthen Singapore’s position as a hub for digital business and marketing innovation.

Key sessions on the main stage will cover topics including AI-driven transformation, government AI action plans, cyber complexity in emerging tech, human-centred AI adoption and e-government models. Notable speakers include Cleveland Cavaliers CIO Michael Conley, UK Government’s Sam Cannicott, The World Bank’s Amy Jean Doherty, AI Singapore’s Laurence Liew, and government technology leaders from Canada, Japan and Estonia.

Across the six co-located shows, attendees will hear from industry leaders such as Google Cloud’s Vikram Bahl on AI infrastructure, UBS’s Varun Srivastava on AI-era cybersecurity, and StarHub’s Julien Dahmoun on seamless customer journeys. Data Centre World will return with a 75% larger floor space and an expanded exhibitor line-up, including live demonstrations and guided tours.

The event offers free registration for technology professionals, providing access to networking, workshops and conference sessions aimed at driving collaboration in Asia’s digital economy.