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GITEX AI ASIA 2026 Conference Programme

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GITEX AI ASIA 2026 returns to Singapore on 9-10 April at the iconic Marina Bay Sands, bringing together over 50 hours of cutting-edge content across eight specialized tracks. This is where Asia's tech leaders, innovators, and investors converge to shape the future of artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and quantum computing.

What to Expect

The conference programme delivers deep-dive sessions across multiple technology domains, featuring global speakers from over 40 countries. You'll gain insights from industry leaders like Dr. Cathy Foley (Former Chief Scientist of Australia), Shunsuke Okada (Chief Digital Officer at Toshiba Corporation), and Pedro-Uria Recio (Chief Data & AI Officer at CIMB).

The Artificial Intelligence track explores real-world AI adoption across retail, ecommerce, fintech, manufacturing, supply chain, medical, automotive, and education sectors. Expect practical case studies from government agencies, enterprises, creators, and academic institutions demonstrating how AI is being commercialized at scale.

The Cloud & Connectivity stream examines Asia-Pacific's telecommunications transformation, covering private 5G networks, fibre broadband advances, and the convergence of IoT with AI to optimize network performance. With APAC at the epicentre of global digital adoption, these sessions reveal how infrastructure is evolving to support next-generation applications.

Cybercrime in Asia is projected to cost $1.2 trillion by 2025, making the Cybersecurity track essential for anyone protecting digital infrastructure. Sessions address threats to data centers, banks, supply chains, and energy infrastructures, while exploring Singapore's Shared Responsibility Framework and cross-border collaboration strategies. With budgets reaching $36 billion, discover whether companies are truly prepared for escalating risks.

The Quantum programme moves beyond theory to practical applications, leveraging cloud-based quantum hardware and merging quantum with AI. Focus areas include building pathways for quantum applicability across industries, fostering IP development, and ensuring protected, scalable quantum solutions. Speakers include José Ignacio Latorre (Director, Centre for Quantum Technologies), Joe Fitzsimons (Founder & CEO, [Horizon Quant

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