Amid rising trade tensions, a new global technology order is emerging. For companies operating in Asia, this creates a dual mandate: navigating macroeconomic volatility while staying at the forefront of digital innovation.
Businesses today understand that to thrive, they must adopt new technologies like AI, quantum computing, and crypto. However, the initial phase of unbridled experimentation is ending. The challenge now is how to use them effectively and with measurable ROI.
At Technology for Change Asia (March 11th–12th, Hong Kong), 700 industry and government leaders will meet to pinpoint the solutions that will help businesses prosper.
Organised by Economist Impact, the event moves beyond the hype to address the practical friction points of the digital economy. We will dissect the region’s regulatory patchwork—from China’s central controls to Singapore’s “soft law” frameworks—to determine if a unified standard for governance is possible. The agenda will also examine the operational realities of agentic AI, asking how businesses can transition autonomous agents from testing environments to core workflows without compromising safety.
Finally, we will address the defensive architecture required for businesses 2026. As generative AI lowers the barrier for cyberattacks and quantum computing looms on the horizon, organizations must rebuild their digital immune systems.
Join us in Hong Kong and be part of the change.
Event website: https://econint.co/3g
Event registration link: https://econint.co/3h
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