88 startups showcasing their tech at TIA Tokyo 2018 (INFOGRAPHIC)
[Update on 19 September, 6pm] Total number of exhibiting startups has been edited.
After months of preparation, we are finally less than 24 hours away to Tech in Asia Tokyo 2018. Our fifth edition of the conference in the Land of the Rising Sun taking place on September 20 & 21 will host over 1,000 entrepreneurs, investors, media, and the wider tech community.
Different sets of startups will be exhibiting across both days of the conference, so keep your eyes peeled for their novel solutions, and be sure to meet the brilliant minds behind those ideas. This year, startups across more than 25 verticals will be showcasing their tech, with the most popular ones being in SaaS, fintech and AI.
Here’s a nifty infographic to sum up some key statistics of the exhibitors at Startup Factory:
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Last chance to grab your tickets!
On top of checking out the exhibitors at Startup Factory, you’ll gain insights about Japan’s unique tech ecosystem from our jam-packed sessions, where world-class speakers will be sharing their learnings and experiences.
Doors to Tech in Asia Tokyo 2018 will open tomorrow – don’t miss out on your final chance to connect with startups, corporations, investors, and tech geeks from all over the world. Get your passes before it’s too late!
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