As Southeast Asia’s tech ecosystem gears up for another milestone moment, Tech in Asia Conference 2025 stands ready to open its doors in Jakarta. On October 22 and 23, founders, investors, and business leaders will come together to exchange ideas, forge partnerships, and uncover what’s next for the region’s fast-evolving digital economy.
Get ready for two days packed with:
- Insightful keynotes offering perspectives on the forces shaping Southeast Asia’s digital economy – from leadership in the AI era and the evolving venture landscape to the rise of agentic AI and new frontiers in climate technology.
- Practical workshops that empower builders to experiment, create, and automate smarter – from mastering no-code tools and merging design with development to exploring collaborative workflows that boost productivity and accelerate real-world product innovation.
- Exciting panel discussions bringing together founders, investors, and policymakers to debate the biggest shifts in tech – from the impact of AI on business models to how regional startups can scale sustainably in global markets.
Tech in Asia Conference 2025 is made possible through the support of our partners who share a common goal: strengthening the region’s innovation ecosystem.
- Co-organizer: The Business Times
- Diamond Partner: AWS
- Platinum Partners: Atlassian, Dana, GrabMaps, Hub.id Komdigi, Salesforce
- Gold Partners: Airwallex, Austrade, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, Google Cloud, Grab Ventures Velocity, Infobip, Open AI, Postman, Skystar Capital
- Silver Partners: 8×8, Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority, Cradle, East Ventures, Singapore Global Network, Osome, Remote
- Bronze Partners: Alibaba Cloud, AppsFlyer, Quantum Teknologi, Salesworks, Seedflex
Meet these partners at their booths, explore new collaborations, and see the technologies shaping Southeast Asia’s digital future. See you at the conference!
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