ITW Asia 2026

This opening keynote brings together Singapore’s government and industry leaders to show how applied AI is being scaled across sectors - through Centres of Excellence and real‑world testbeds - and wha …

As digital traffic patterns grow more complex and latency-sensitive, interconnection is moving to the centre of network strategy. This panel explores how cross-border connectivity is becoming critical …

This session explores which connectivity assets are attracting the most investor interest, from subsea cables and cross-border fibre to interconnection platforms and carrier-neutral infrastructure. Wh …

Following the panel, attendees join the panellists in smaller, hosted discussions on separate roundtables. 

After the preceding panel, the conversation shifts from high-level insight to practical, peer-to-peer exchange.

Participants break into smaller, hosted roundtables led by the speakers, creating a more informal setting to pressure-test ideas, share real-world experiences and challenge assumptions. These discussions are designed to go beyond surface-level commentary, allowing attendees to compare approaches, explore trade-offs and leave with a clearer view of what’s actually working across different markets and network environments.

How can Asia build more resilient digital infrastructure in an era of geopolitical uncertainty, rising AI demand and increasing dependence on a handful of critical routes and hubs?  

Following the panel, attendees join the panellists in smaller, hosted discussions on separate roundtables. 

After the panel, the conversation shifts from high-level insight to practical, peer-to-peer exchange.

Participants break into smaller, hosted roundtables led by the speakers, creating a more informal setting to pressure-test ideas, share real-world experiences and challenge assumptions. These discussions are designed to go beyond surface-level commentary, allowing attendees to compare approaches, explore trade-offs and leave with a clearer view of what’s actually working across different markets and network environments.

Following the panel, attendees join the panellists in smaller, hosted discussions on separate roundtables. 

After the panel, the conversation shifts from high-level insight to practical, peer-to-peer exchange.

Participants break into smaller, hosted roundtables led by the speakers, creating a more informal setting to pressure-test ideas, share real-world experiences and challenge assumptions. These discussions are designed to go beyond surface-level commentary, allowing attendees to compare approaches, explore trade-offs and leave with a clearer view of what’s actually working across different markets and network environments.

This panel will look at how security, trust and messaging are becoming critical to revenue. Fraud, identity, AI security and trust in communications will be discussed in depth. How do we protect reven …

After each panel, the conversation shifts from high-level insight to practical, peer-to-peer exchange.

Participants break into smaller, hosted roundtables led by the speakers, creating a more informal setting to pressure-test ideas, share real-world experiences and challenge assumptions. These discussions are designed to go beyond surface-level commentary, allowing attendees to compare approaches, explore trade-offs and leave with a clearer view of what’s actually working across different markets and network environments.

Kick off the festive season and raise a glass with the partners who’ve become part of your professional “travel family” - when you spend half the year crossing time zones together, your closest industry partners can feel like colleagues. 

A Chatham House-style boardroom for regulators, policy leads and industry strategists to compare approaches, cut through bureaucracy, and draft shared priorities for 2027.   Cross-border coordination: …

AI is driving unprecedented demand for data centres, connectivity and digital infrastructure across Asia. Yet in many markets, energy readiness is struggling to keep pace. As power becomes a critical determinant of growth, how can governments, utilities, operators and investors work together to support the next generation of digital infrastructure? 

Power is increasingly the first filter in digital infrastructure investment decisions. As AI and cloud demand accelerate, operators are shifting towards markets that can provide energy at scale, while many established hubs face growing constraints.

This session explores how energy availability is reshaping site selection, investment decisions and regional growth patterns across Asia.

Grid connections are becoming harder to obtain and increasingly difficult to scale. As a result, operators are exploring new approaches to power procurement, generation and risk management.

This discussion examines how behind-the-meter generation, PPAs, battery storage, renewable energy procurement and utility partnerships are changing the way digital infrastructure is powered.

Asia's digital infrastructure industry faces a dual challenge: supporting exponential AI-driven growth while meeting sustainability and decarbonisation goals. What energy mix will be required to support future demand, and how should governments, operators and investors balance reliability, affordability and carbon reduction? 

An exclusive invitation-only executive-level workshop tailored for digital infra CXOs, hyperscalers, select investors and industry VIPs.

Capped at 40 people to maintain the intimate nature of the session, and held under Chatham House rule to facilitate open exchange - the Digital Infra Leaders' Summit (DILS) is run as a facilitated discussion drawing upon sentiment analysis to stimulate debate.