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Powering Asia's technology from Singapore
17.7%
of Singapore's GDP came from our digital economy in 20231.
>460 million
internet users in Southeast Asia2.
>4,500
tech startups in Singapore, including more than half of Southeast Asia’s 50 most funded startups3.
Strategic market access
Robust talent ecosystem
Innovation-driven environment
Southeast Asia is projected to become the world’s fourth largest single market by 2030, with 710 million people and over 460 million internet users. This provides unmatched growth opportunities for companies tapping into the region.
Singapore’s Digital Economy Agreements (DEAs) and Global Innovation Alliance (GIA) network link companies with major global innovation hubs, facilitating digital trade and partnerships for tech solutions worldwide.
As a business base, Singapore enables access to high-growth emerging markets in the region, offering companies a secure launchpad into wider Asia.
Singapore’s initiatives, such as Google’s Skills Ignition SG programme, have trained over 3,000 locals in critical digital and cloud skills, building a strong talent pool for tech innovation.
As the second most attractive country for global talent (INSEAD Global Talent Competitiveness Index 2023), Singapore draws diverse talent from across the world, fostering knowledge transfer and enhancing its local workforce.
Programmes like Tech.Pass and EntrePass streamline the relocation of skilled professionals, allowing companies to bring in top global talent and establish dynamic tech teams quickly.
Singapore hosts over 4,500 tech startups, including more than half of Southeast Asia’s most-funded startups, creating a robust ecosystem for innovation and collaboration.
Initiatives like IMDA's Open Innovation Platform (OIP) encourage companies to collaborate with local innovators, driving solutions to real-world challenges across industries.
Investments in areas like quantum computing and AI through partnerships with institutions such as IBM and the National University of Singapore (NUS) empower companies to stay at the forefront of tech advancements.
Leverage Singapore’s advanced research & development (R&D) programmes to accelerate AI development.
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Singapore aims to be a leading hub in quantum technology development and deployment.
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Participate in Singapore’s vibrant web3 and blockchain ecosystem, attracting top players like crypto.com and Circle.
Read moreSingapore is a major hub for AvePoint's AI research and innovation.
Read moreFind out why Singapore is the ideal Tech Hub in Southeast Asia.
Amazon is set to make one of the largest investments into cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) projects.
HCLTech is establishing its fifth global AI/Cloud Native Lab in Singapore, scheduled to open in 2025.
Read moreThe CoE will also create a generative AI R&D practice for servicing, risk, and technology.
Read moreSAP will double the headcount in its AI workforce to capitalise on the AI boom in the tech industry.
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