- Invitation-only forum brought together technology companies, partners, customers and innovators from Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
- Inauguration of the ASEAN AI Innovation Centre added a physical environment for exploring use cases, developing proofs of concept and validating integrated solutions.
- Singapore’s AI Launchpad forms part of a planned three-centre network, with Bengaluru and Dubai under development.
SINGAPORE, 7 September 2026 - Redington Limited, a technology ecosystem orchestrator, brought together nearly 400 technology and business leaders at Global NEXT 2026 to address a defining challenge for the industry: turning rapid advances in technology into business outcomes for customers. Held in Singapore from 2 to 4 September, the invitation-only forum connected leaders from Asia, the Middle East and Africa around a shared priority-bringing the capabilities, expertise and partnerships required for AI adoption together.
The programme also marked the inauguration of Redington’s ASEAN AI Innovation Centre. The Centre gives customers and partners a physical environment to explore AI use cases, navigate solution options, build proofs of concept and validate integrated solutions. It adds a practical foundation to the ambition behind Global NEXT: connecting global innovation with the capabilities needed to put it to work locally.
As organisations invest in AI, cloud and digital transformation, their success increasingly depends on how effectively infrastructure, data, cybersecurity, software, services and skills work together. For partners, this creates an opportunity to address more complex customer needs by combining their strengths with those of the wider ecosystem. Redington’s role is to make those connections easier to build and translate into execution.
