The AI Summit Singapore 2027: Dates, Venue & What We Know
May 26-28, 2027
TL;DR: The AI Summit Singapore 2027 runs May 26-28, 2027 at Singapore Expo, inside ATxEnterprise within the Asia Tech x Singapore festival. Informa organizes the event with Singapore’s IMDA and SECB.
TL;DR: The AI Summit Singapore 2027 runs May 26-28, 2027 at Singapore Expo, inside ATxEnterprise within the Asia Tech x Singapore festival. Informa organizes the event with Singapore’s IMDA and SECB. The 2027 speaker roster, agenda, and ticket prices are not published yet. The 2026 Premium All Access Pass ran 1,075 SGD as a planning baseline (checked 2026-08-24, asiatechxsg.com/atxenterprise).
I track AI events the same way I test AI tools: primary source or nothing. Secondary listings copy each other’s mistakes, and those mistakes compound. The AI Summit Singapore is the case study. Some directories, and even Informa’s own global AI Summit Series overview page, still list the 2027 edition around 19-21 May. The organizer’s live ATxEnterprise 2027 page shows 26-28 May 2027 with pre-registration open. A live organizer-controlled page beats a stale cross-series listing every time.
The 19-21 May date is wrong, and here is how I know
The AI Summit Singapore is not a standalone conference. It runs inside ATxEnterprise, the enterprise track of Asia Tech x Singapore, so the dates that matter are ATxEnterprise’s dates. Both the Asia Tech x Singapore homepage and the ATxEnterprise 2027 page show 26-28 May 2027 at Singapore Expo (checked 2026-08-24). In 2026 the AI Summit Singapore ran on the exact same days as ATxEnterprise (20-22 May 2026). So 26-28 May 2027 is the window to plan around.
One caveat worth flagging: the event’s own Singapore microsite at asiatechxsg.com/aisummitsingapore still displays 2026 edition details as its primary content, including the “20-22 May 2026” dateline and the 2026 speaker roster. That is normal. Organizers rebuild the dedicated event microsite when registration opens for the next cycle. The 2027 agenda, speaker list, and ticket prices are not on that page yet, but the date itself is confirmed on the parent Asia Tech x Singapore page.
AI Summit Singapore is an enterprise conference wearing a tech festival
Informa runs The AI Summit Singapore as part of its global AI Summit Series, the same organizer behind AI Summit London, New York, and Australia. Singapore is different: the summit runs inside ATxEnterprise, so one badge covers the AI stage plus the developer summit, the exhibition floor, and full-day workshops on things like AI agents for enterprise.
The event is co-organized with Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and supported by the Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau (SECB). That is why the speaker list draws government and policy voices alongside corporate AI leaders. Regulators sitting next to multinational data chiefs is the actual differentiator here, not the AI stage itself.
Who the room is really for
Enterprise data and AI leaders at multinational companies, not solo developers or early-stage founders. The 2026 speaker roster is the clearest evidence. Confirmed 2026 speakers included:
- Lambert Hogenhout, Chief Data and AI, United Nations
- Gaharwar Milind, Principal AI Scientist, Mercedes-Benz AG
- Mingshen Sun, Research Scientist, TikTok
- Kelly Forbes, President, AI Asia Pacific Institute
- Jeanie Fang, Director of AI and Data Management, Crunchbase
- Wilson Goh, Chief Data Scientist, NTU Centre of AI in Medicine
The list ran 21-plus speakers total, and the titles skewed director-and-above at large enterprises like ComfortDelGro, Pfizer, DHL, and EFG International. If your team is early-stage or looking for a startup-pitch stage, this event is not the fit. The pricing structure historically matches an enterprise-budget event, not a bootstrapped one.
If you sell into APAC enterprises or lead AI at one, the ATxEnterprise co-location gets you the buyer mix in one hall. If you build tools, that same mix is what predicts which vendors get shortlisted in Asia-Pacific 12 months later.
What the 2026 program tells you about 2027
Informa has not published the 2027 agenda. The 2026 edition organized its content into four tracks: Strategy and Enterprise Readiness, Technical Execution and Operational Excellence, Risk and Resilience, and AI in Action. That structure served both executives setting AI strategy and practitioners implementing it, rather than picking one audience.
One 2026 detail I liked: attendees got color-coded wristbands signaling their professional area, a lightweight way to encourage networking between people with matching or complementary interests. Small touch, but it tells you the event is designed around structured buyer meetings, not just a lecture hall with a schedule.
Given the same organizer, same partnership with IMDA, and consistent track structure across previous editions, the 2027 program will very likely follow the same enterprise-readiness-plus-technical-execution shape. That is informed expectation, not confirmed fact.
2026 pricing is the only baseline for 2027 you get today
The 2027 pricing is not published. Here is the 2026 tier structure, confirmed from Asia Tech x Singapore’s own registration page (checked 2026-08-24, asiatechxsg.com/registration), as a planning baseline.
| Pass (2026 edition) | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| ATxEnterprise Visitor Pass | Free | Basic stage and exhibition floor access |
| Premium All Access Pass | 1,075 SGD | AI Summit stage, developer summit, exhibition, workshops, tech tours, ATxParty |
| ATxParty Pass | 200 SGD | Evening networking event, complimentary drinks |
| ATx Connect (5 meetings) | 9,000 SGD | Curated 1:1 business meeting service |
| ATx Connect (10 meetings) | 16,000 SGD | Curated 1:1 business meeting service, larger volume |
The 2026 edition ran group discounts on Premium All Access Passes: 20% off for 3 to 5 passes, 25% off for 6 to 10, and 30% off for 11 or more from the same organization. If that structure carries over, sending a team of three or more meaningfully changes the math versus individual passes. No StackVerdict-specific discount code exists for this event, and I am not going to invent one.
My buy-or-wait take
Book the free Visitor Pass placeholder registration now. Hold off on paying for a Premium Pass until Informa publishes the 2027 program. You have no way to evaluate value against a blank agenda, and Informa has a history of dropping the full agenda 6 to 8 weeks before the event, so waiting costs you nothing.
Attend if you lead AI or data at a large APAC enterprise, or you sell into that buyer. Skip it if your team is developer-focused or early-stage. The government-backed setting (IMDA, SECB) and the UN-Mercedes-TikTok level of the 2026 roster is genuinely rare in the region, and that is what you are paying for. Not the AI Summit content alone.
For the 2028 planning window: Asia Tech x Singapore has run late-May every year since 2022. Blocking a similar window a year out is safe. I will refresh this guide the moment Informa publishes the 2027 speaker list.