Tech Week Singapore 2026 exhibitors: companies, vendors, sponsors and technology categories.

Selected 2026 exhibitors and sponsors by technology category

Company / organization	Official 2026 category or role	Why relevant
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries	Data-centre cooling, power and energy; Diamond Sponsor	Shows how AI and data-centre growth is pulling industrial infrastructure companies into the technology stack.
Hitachi	AI applications, cooling, power and energy; Platinum Sponsor	Bridges digital systems with physical infrastructure.
ManageEngine	Platforms, IT service management, security; Platinum Sponsor	Represents the enterprise-operations layer supporting cloud and AI environments.
China Mobile International	Hyperscale cloud, cloud and AI infrastructure, cloud AI platform	Signals regional competition in cloud connectivity and infrastructure services.
FuriosaAI	Semiconductor technologies; Mainstage Sponsor	Connects AI demand to accelerator and inference hardware.
Nutanix	Storage, edge computing, cloud and AI infrastructure	Represents hybrid infrastructure and enterprise cloud architecture.
Accenture	Consulting / managed services; Theatre Sponsor	Shows the role of implementation and transformation services in enterprise AI adoption.
Google Asia Pacific	AI & ML platforms, cloud AI platform, data analytics and integration	Represents large-platform competition across AI, cloud and data.
ClickHouse	AI & ML platforms, AI applications, data analytics and integration	Links high-performance data systems with AI application infrastructure.
Bitdeer AI	Cloud and AI infrastructure, compute-as-a-service, cloud service provider	Highlights infrastructure demand around AI compute capacity.
NinjaOne	Endpoint security, managed services, threat intelligence and analytics	Represents operational security and endpoint-management demand.
ESET	Endpoint security, threat detection and intelligence	Shows continuing demand for detection, response and endpoint protection.
Imprivata	Application/cloud security, identity and access management, endpoint security	Connects identity and access to enterprise-security architecture.
Johnson Controls	Cooling, fire and safety, software and services	Illustrates the convergence of building systems, safety and data-centre operations.
Uptime Institute	Knowledge Partner	Represents operational standards and infrastructure-assurance expertise.

Cloud and AI infrastructure exhibitors show the shift from software demand to compute demand

The official Cloud & AI Infrastructure exhibitor directory lists suppliers across compute, storage, cloud platforms, AI infrastructure services, networking and related enterprise technologies. China Mobile International is categorized around hyperscale cloud and AI infrastructure, FuriosaAI around semiconductor technologies, and Nutanix around storage, edge and cloud infrastructure.

This is a useful market signal because AI adoption increasingly creates upstream demand for chips, servers, storage, networking and cloud capacity. The exhibitor floor therefore shows both application-layer vendors and the infrastructure providers required to support them.

AI and data exhibitors reveal the platform layer beneath enterprise adoption

The Big Data & AI World directory includes companies categorized around AI and ML platforms, cloud AI platforms, AI applications, data analytics, data integration, consulting and data management. Google Asia Pacific, Accenture, ClickHouse, Austrade, Bitdeer AI and other exhibitors appear across these categories.

For business intelligence, this suggests at least three competing layers: foundational infrastructure, platforms and tools, and implementation/advisory services. Buyers may need all three to move from AI experimentation into production.

Cybersecurity exhibitors show where enterprise risk spending is concentrated

The Cyber Security World directory includes vendors across endpoint security, identity and access management, application and cloud security, data encryption, managed services and threat intelligence. NinjaOne, ESET, Imprivata and Aikido Security are among the named 2026 exhibitors visible in the official directory.

This breadth matters because AI and cloud adoption expand the number of identities, applications, data flows and endpoints that must be secured. The cyber exhibitor layer therefore complements the event’s agenda narrative around resilience and trust.

Data-centre exhibitors expose the physical supply chain behind AI

Data Centre World Asia has the broadest physical-infrastructure taxonomy in the event. Official categories include fire and safety, IT infrastructure and hardware, networks and connectivity, servers, storage, data-centre security, power and energy, energy storage, power generation and distribution, facilities management, consultancy, design and build, and infrastructure management.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ampace, Delta Electronics, Hitachi, Johnson Controls, Legrand, LG, Carrier and other infrastructure companies demonstrate how AI demand connects directly to industrial systems, energy and facilities.

Power and cooling deserve their own future opportunity analysis

Several top-tier sponsors in the Data Centre World directory are categorized around cooling, power, electrical systems or energy storage. That clustering reinforces a major event-wide theme: high-density compute makes physical infrastructure a strategic constraint.

For future GlobalBusinessHQ pages, this supports keyword families around AI data-centre cooling, data-centre power Singapore, energy storage for data centres, liquid cooling, power distribution and AI infrastructure energy demand.

Professional services are part of the technology stack

Consultancies, certification providers, insurers, investment-promotion organizations and engineering firms also appear in the exhibitor ecosystem. Their presence matters because enterprise technology deployment often requires integration, risk transfer, compliance, site selection, design, implementation and operating assurance.

This makes the event relevant not only to software and hardware vendors but also to professional-service firms targeting technology transformation and infrastructure investment.

How to evaluate exhibitors depending on your objective

Objective	What to look for	Useful signal
Find vendors	Category fit, product scope, deployment model and support footprint	Which suppliers solve the exact operating problem?
Find partners	Complementary technology, customer overlap and regional presence	Which companies could extend distribution or implementation?
Track competitors	Sponsorship tier, category density and repeated event presence	Where are competitors investing in visibility?
Assess market growth	Number and variety of suppliers in a category	Which solution areas are attracting new supply?
Identify infrastructure constraints	Power, cooling, networking, compute and facility suppliers	Where could capacity bottlenecks create demand?
Find acquisition targets	Specialist vendors with differentiated technology	Which categories may consolidate?

Exhibitor keyword architecture

Keyword family	Examples	Canonical owner
Broad exhibitors	Tech Week Singapore exhibitors, exhibitor list, sponsors, vendors	This page
AI companies	AI companies Tech Week Singapore, AI vendors Singapore 2026	This page + future AI pages
Cloud companies	cloud exhibitors Singapore, cloud infrastructure vendors	This page + Cloud & AI Infrastructure page
Cyber vendors	cybersecurity exhibitors Tech Week Singapore	This page + Cyber Security World page
Data-centre suppliers	Data Centre World Asia exhibitors, data centre vendors Singapore	This page + Data Centre World page
Power & cooling	data centre cooling vendors, power vendors Singapore	Future data-centre energy / AI-demand pages
Enterprise software	ITSM vendors Tech Week Singapore, platform vendors	This page unless deeper evidence justifies a child

Exhibitor products add a second layer of evidence

The official Exhibitor Products directory provides product-level entries alongside the company directory. Current examples include digital-trust assessments, data-centre cybersecurity products and cooling systems. This is useful because company presence alone does not show what is actually being promoted to buyers.

For future intelligence, GlobalBusinessHQ can connect company, product and agenda data to see whether the same technology problem appears across conference sessions, vendor categories and product launches.

What the exhibitor mix says about Tech Week Singapore 2026

The strongest pattern is convergence between digital and physical infrastructure. AI, cloud, data and cybersecurity vendors sit alongside semiconductor, networking, power, cooling, facilities and engineering companies. That suggests the event is increasingly about the full stack required to deploy modern digital systems at scale.

This aligns with the 2026 “Infrastructure Era” positioning. The exhibitor floor provides concrete evidence that infrastructure means more than cloud software: it extends into compute hardware, networks, data centres, power systems, cooling, security, data and professional services.

Related GlobalBusinessHQ pathways

Official exhibitor sources

Independent analysis notice

GlobalBusinessHQ is an independent business-intelligence and consulting platform. It is not the organiser of Tech Week Singapore and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the event organiser. Exhibitor names, categories and sponsorship roles are attributed to official event sources; GlobalBusinessHQ’s analysis focuses on market structure and business relevance.

Specialist pathways where exhibitor themes intersect with law, IP or technology

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