Tech Week Singapore 2025 is poised to bring together government leaders and major technology companies to discuss the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on various industries. Scheduled for October 8-9, 2025, the event will take place at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, marking a significant gathering for innovators and stakeholders in the tech sector.
The opening ceremony will feature Mr. Tan Kiat How, Singapore’s Senior Minister of State for Digital Development and Information, as the Guest of Honour. He will share the stage with senior diplomats and representatives from influential organizations, including OpenAI, Google Cloud, and Microsoft. This year’s theme, ‘Connected Futures, Boundless Impact,’ aims to highlight how AI is fostering collaboration across sectors such as cloud computing, cybersecurity, and e-commerce.
The event is expected to attract over 26,000 senior IT leaders, with more than 550 exhibitors and speakers from regional and international backgrounds. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in keynotes, panel discussions, and workshops that showcase groundbreaking innovations in AI and digital transformation.
Key Highlights and Strategic Partnerships
Among the notable speakers, Andy Brown, Head of Go-to-Market for APAC at OpenAI, emphasized the critical role AI plays in reshaping industries such as finance and manufacturing. He stated, “AI is already reshaping industries like finance, aviation, manufacturing, and electronics – helping businesses cut through complexity, speed up decisions, and bring new ideas to market.” The discussions at Tech Week Singapore will explore ways to leverage AI for real-world value, enhancing collaboration between tech leaders and policymakers.
Additionally, Tech Week Singapore 2025 will mark the official launch of the Asia Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Asia-ISAC). This initiative aims to address the escalating challenges posed by cyber threats, which have become a significant concern in the region. According to IBM’s 2025 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index, the Asia-Pacific region accounted for 34% of all cyber incidents investigated in 2024. Asia-ISAC will serve as a cross-industry, non-profit hub designed to help organizations mitigate the risks and costs associated with cyberattacks.
Expanded Format and Global Participation
Tech Week Singapore will also feature six co-located shows, including Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia and Cyber Security World Asia, providing a comprehensive platform for participants to engage in diverse discussions. This year, the event will expand its reach with nine country pavilions, up from six, allowing more local tech companies to showcase their innovations on a global scale. Participating countries include Singapore, Australia, Taiwan, and members of the Cooperation Council of the Arab States of the Gulf.
Andy Kiwanuka, Managing Director for Asia Pacific at CloserStill Media, remarked, “With this year’s theme of ‘Connected Futures, Boundless Impact,’ we are bringing together technology leaders from diverse industries to showcase how AI convergence can unlock innovation and growth across sectors.” This commitment to fostering collaboration and strategic partnerships underscores Tech Week Singapore’s role as a pivotal event in the global technology landscape.
Registration for Tech Week Singapore 2025 is now open, offering complimentary passes for technology professionals. Interested attendees can secure their passes at the official registration link. The event promises to be a vital opportunity for networking and knowledge exchange, solidifying Singapore’s status as a hub for technological advancement and innovation.
