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Big Data & AI World Asia 2027 – Singapore, Oct 13–14, 2027

Big Data & AI World Asia returns to Marina Bay Sands, Singapore on Oct 13–14, 2027 as part of Tech Week Singapore, which drew 38,000 attendees in 2026.

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Big Data & AI World Asia 2027 – Singapore, Oct 13–14, 2027
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Big Data & AI World Asia 2027 | Tech Week Singapore Oct 13–14 

CloserStill Media's data and AI show returns to Marina Bay Sands, Singapore on October 13–14, 2027 as part of Tech Week Singapore. Tech Week drew 38,000 attendees in 2026, and registration of interest for 2027 is open.

QUICK FACTS

DateOct 13–14, 2027 (Wed–Thu), 09:00–17:00 SGT
LocationSingapore
VenueSands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands — 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
OrganizerCloserStill Media
Event typeTrade Show (part of Tech Week Singapore, five co-located shows)
Official websitehttps://www.singaporetechnologyweek.com/big-data-ai-world
RegistrationRegister interest for 2027: https://www.singaporetechnologyweek.com/tech-week-singapore-register-interest
Admission2026 terms: complimentary passes for qualifying technology buyers; vendors and solution providers required a Commercial Delegate Pass (SGD 99 early / SGD 199 onsite, excl. GST and fees). 2027 terms not yet published
ScaleTech Week Singapore 2026: 38,000 attendees, 700+ technology and solution providers, 400+ speakers (organizer figures); 2025: 29,241 attendees, 7,542 of them Big Data & AI professionals

EVENT OVERVIEW

Big Data & AI World Asia returns on October 13–14, 2027 at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, according to organizer CloserStill Media. The show is one of five co-located events under Tech Week Singapore, alongside Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia, DevOps Live, Cyber Security World Asia and Data Centre World Asia. The 2027 dates fall about two weeks later in the calendar than the 2026 edition, which ran September 29–30. The programme covers analytics, machine learning, data management and applied AI for enterprise technology buyers across Southeast Asia and the wider Asia-Pacific region. CloserStill reports that Tech Week Singapore 2026 drew 38,000 attendees, more than 700 technology and solution providers and more than 400 speakers, up from 29,241 attendees in 2025. Registration of interest for 2027 is now open on the official site.

Robotics is a secondary thread rather than a dedicated track. The 2026 speaker line-up included Dr Nicolas Heess, AI and robotics team lead at Google DeepMind, and the show listed an Official Robotics Experience Partner among its 2026 partners. The co-located Data Centre World Asia and Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia shows cover the compute and facilities layer that physical-AI deployments in the region depend on. Whether robotics keynotes or a robotics experience zone return in 2027 has not been announced, and the 2027 speaker programme is not yet published. In 2026, qualifying technology buyers received complimentary passes, while vendors and solution providers needed a Commercial Delegate Pass priced at SGD 99 early or SGD 199 onsite, excluding GST and fees. Terms for 2027 have not been released.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Five co-located shows under Tech Week Singapore: Big Data & AI World Asia, Cloud & AI Infrastructure Asia, Data Centre World Asia, Cyber Security World Asia and DevOps Live

  • Conference theatres on enterprise AI, machine learning and data management

  • 2026 speakers included Google DeepMind AI and robotics team lead Dr Nicolas Heess

  • Official Robotics Experience Partner on the 2026 partner list

  • Complimentary entry for qualifying technology buyers (2026 terms)

RECOMMENDED ATTENDEES

Enterprise data and AI leaders, CIOs and CDOs in Southeast Asia evaluating AI platforms; AI and analytics vendors seeking Asia-Pacific buyers; data-centre and cloud infrastructure providers; robotics and automation companies looking for enterprise AI customers or a route into the Singapore market; public-sector digital teams; investors and analysts tracking regional AI adoption; and media covering the Asia-Pacific AI infrastructure build-out.

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