For companies trying to adopt AI, cloud, cybersecurity or automation, finding technology is rarely the difficult part. Choosing what actually solves a business problem — and finding the right partner to implement it – is harder. That is the role DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2026 is positioning itself to play when it returns to Bangkok from 25-27 November 2026, bringing technology vendors, enterprise buyers and decision-makers together at the IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre.
The three-day event will occupy 10,000 square metres across Halls 7 and 8, with organisers expecting more than 400 local and international exhibitors and 12,000 trade attendees and buyers. Rather than concentrating on a single technology category, the exhibition spans business software, cybersecurity, e-commerce and digital marketing, data and cloud, smart solutions and IoT, giving companies the opportunity to compare different parts of their digital stack in one place.
A major part of the 2026 edition is the co-located AI Connect 2026 – AI for Business, which shifts the conversation from what AI can theoretically do to where businesses are already trying to use it. The programme covers applications across customer service, sales and marketing, supply chains, HR, finance, product development, cybersecurity, analytics, energy management and compliance. The current exhibitor list includes companies such as H3C Technologies, Adobe, AXONS, SambaNova, SoftBank and KnowBe4, alongside Thai technology companies, associations and solution providers.
Bangkok also gives the event a broader regional role. DigiTech ASEAN positions Thailand as a gateway into Southeast Asia’s expanding digital economy, where businesses are increasing investment in areas such as AI, cloud infrastructure, automation, cybersecurity, 5G and IoT. The event is hosted by Thailand’s Ministry of Digital Economy and Society and the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, connecting the exhibition with the country’s wider push toward digital transformation.
For exhibitors, the focus is explicitly commercial: meet potential customers, find partners and reach people involved in technology-buying decisions. Companies can book furnished exhibition booths starting from 9 square metres or raw space from 18 square metres for custom-built stands. Previous exhibitors have highlighted direct access to qualified leads and decision-makers as one of the event’s strongest advantages, positioning DigiTech ASEAN as more than a place to simply showcase products.
Visitors, meanwhile, can move between enterprise software, AI infrastructure, cybersecurity tools, cloud platforms, automation technologies and IoT solutions without having to treat each category as a separate buying journey. Visitor registration is currently free, and the exhibition runs from 10:00 to 18:00 on all three days at IMPACT Exhibition & Convention Centre in Bangkok.
DigiTech ASEAN Thailand 2026 ultimately brings a wide technology market into one physical buying environment. The value is not simply seeing what is new in AI, cloud or cybersecurity, but putting technology providers in front of businesses that are actively deciding what to deploy next.
