4 August 2026
News
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Cultural Infusion, through its flagship cultural analytics platform Atlas, is proud to announce a new media partnership with Tech Week Singapore, organised by CloserStill Media, taking place 29–30 September 2026 at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands.
Now in it’s 12th edition, Tech Week Singapore brings together cloud architects, data leaders, infrastructure teams, cybersecurity professionals and enterprise technology decision-makers from across Southeast Asia and the wider Asia-Pacific region. The show spans five co-located events, Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia, DevOps Live!, Cyber Security World Asia, Big Data & AI World Asia, and Data Centre World Asia, and last year drew over 29,000 attendees, 600+ global tech and solution providers and 500+ international speakers and thought leaders.
As Asia-Pacific’s enterprises accelerate their investment in AI, cloud and data infrastructure, Cultural Infusion will collaborate with Tech Week Singapore to bring a cultural intelligence lens to conversations about responsible AI deployment, highlighting why culturally aware data and inclusive design matter as technology scales across one of the world’s most linguistically and culturally diverse regions.
A Shared Mission: Building Culturally Intelligent AI and Data Systems
“As organisations across Southeast Asia scale their AI and data infrastructure, the systems they build need to reflect the cultural diversity of the people they serve. Progress in this space depends on shared responsibility between technologists, data leaders and cultural experts, and on new tools that make that intelligence measurable.”
Peter Mousaferiadis, CEO of Cultural Infusion
Tech Week Singapore 2026 will spotlight practical, future-ready strategies across the region’s technology stack, including:
- Scaling cloud and AI infrastructure across diverse Asia-Pacific markets
- Responsible and ethical AI deployment at enterprise scale
- Cybersecurity resilience amid rising regional threats
- Data centre growth and sustainability across Southeast Asia
- Using big data to drive culturally informed, inclusive business strategy
CloserStill Media, the show’s organiser, has built Tech Week Singapore into the region’s leading enterprise technology event, combining five co-located shows, an expert-led conference programme and structured networking for the Asia-Pacific tech community.
Why Tech Week Singapore and Cultural Infusion?
“Technology has the greatest impact when it reflects the people it is designed to serve. At Tech Week Singapore, we’re committed to creating conversations that go beyond innovation alone to explore trust, governance and real-world implementation.
We’re delighted to partner with Cultural Infusion to bring cultural intelligence into the discussion and help technology leaders consider how more inclusive AI and data systems can deliver better outcomes for businesses and society.”Andy Kiwanuka, Director – Asia, Tech Week CloserStill Media
About Tech Week Singapore 2026
Tech Week Singapore is Asia’s gateway technology event, bringing together business leaders and technology visionaries from across the region. Taking place on 29–30 September 2026 at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, the 2026 edition unites five co-located shows under one ticket:
- Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia
- DevOps Live!
- Cyber Security World Asia
- Big Data & AI World Asia
- Data Centre World Asia
In 2025, the show welcomed over 29,000 attendees, 550+ exhibitors, and 500+ speakers, with a 95% satisfaction rate from 2025 attendees saying they would return in 2026.
About Cultura Infusion
Founded in 2002 by Peter Mousaferiadis in Melbourne, Cultural Infusion promotes intercultural understanding to build social harmony and wellbeing worldwide. Its flagship product, Atlas, is a world-first cultural data platform underpinned by the Global Database of Humanity, capturing granular demographic and cultural data to produce actionable insights for inclusive strategies. Cultural Infusion has produced major cultural events for organisations such as the United Nations and the Parliament of the World’s Religions, and delivers educational programs to over 400,000 students annually, alongside consultancy services for global corporations.
Visit the official event site