An evening built for the people shaping AI in Asia
For 15 years, Tech in Asia Conference has been the region’s guide for where technology is actually headed. This year, the conference returns to Singapore on September 15 and 16 at Sands Expo and Convention Centre with its sharpest focus yet: Enterprise AI and the work of moving it from experimentation to measurable business impact across Asia.

At the close of the two days, expected to be filled with high-impact sessions and back-to-back conversations, attendees deserve a worthy ending. On September 16, Avenue Lounge at Marina Bay Sands will become the setting for an exclusive gathering – two hours of free-flow drinks, curated company, and the kind of unhurried conversation a conference schedule rarely allows.

This is where the ideas raised on stage find room to develop further, where the relationships built across two days get the space to deepen, and where the region’s enterprise AI community continues the conversation somewhere far more refined than a booth or a breakout room.
Our media partners, The Peak and Her World, alongside leading Singapore lifestyle titles, will also bring members of their communities into the room, giving attendees access to a broader network of senior professionals, potential partners, and decision-makers beyond the core tech crowd. It’s a rare gathering of Singapore’s most driven minds across industries – the kind of room where a single evening can open doors a full conference agenda doesn’t.

Access to this evening is reserved for Pro Pass ticket holders. No pass yet? Seats are going fast. Don’t miss the chance to unlock access to Singapore’s most exclusive networking night, built for the conversations and connections that matter most.
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