How did Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 look like in numbers? (INFOGRAPHIC)
On April 12 and 13, the main hall and expert stages overspilled with crowds eager to soak up the wisdom of our A-list lineup of speakers – Eduardo Saverin, Google’s Caesar Sengupta, Takeshi Idezawa from Line, and many more. Startups, investors, students, developers, and tech enthusiasts mingled freely to exchange ideas, discuss the latest trends, and forged relationships that would outstay the duration of the event. Tech in Asia Singapore 2016 was in full swing for its fifth year.
Regardless of whether you were the 4000+ attendees that were part of the event, you might have read the conference coverage from our editorial team, seen some of the amazing snaps, or experienced it vicariously through our attendees the past few weeks.
Now, to complete the story of Tech in Asia Singapore’s fifth anniversary, we’ve pulled together some numbers and put it together into an infographic with help from our friends at Piktochart and Lamplight Analytics. Here’s how this year’s conference looked in numbers:

Breaking new grounds in India
This event could not have been successful without the support of all our sponsors, partners, volunteers, and attendees. We’ll be back next year to bring you an even better show for sure – but for now, we’re taking it to Bangalore for the first time ever this July 6 and 7 and we hope to have you join us again.
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