GovTech Singapore’s STACK conference 2026 expands from its developer roots to the entire tech ecosystem
By GovInsider
The largest government-led technology conference returns this November with a new STACK Expo and world-class speakers, expanding the experience with more opportunities to learn, connect and collaborate.
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GovTech Singapore’s STACK conference 2026 is happening from November 3 to 5, 2026, at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore. Image: GovTech Singapore
What’s happening?
Singapore’s largest government-led technology conference is back!
Themed 'Advancing Tech for Public Good,’ STACK is GovTech Singapore’s biennial conference.
The main conference will be happening over two days in November, alongside an additional one-day pre-conference workshops.
STACK Conference 2026 convenes tech professionals from both the public and private sectors in Singapore and around the world to explore how emerging technologies are transforming digital government and improving lives.
Reflecting its evolution and expansion beyond developers, this year’s STACK is focused on the entire technology ecosystem – from chief information officers (CIOs), software developers, to designers, cybersecurity specialists, project managers.
Participants can expect to be engaged through keynotes, panels, talks and technical workshops, and to exchange ideas and explore practical solutions.
This year, STACK will also launch its inaugural STACK Expo, where GovTech Singapore, technology partners and vendors will showcase the latest innovations through interactive demonstrations, product showcases and networking opportunities.
When is it?
The event is happening from November 3 to 5, 2026, at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore.
November 3 – Pre-conference technical workshops
Hands-on, interactive sessions to deepen technical knowledge skills and knowledge.
November 4 to 5 – Main conference
Keynotes, in-depth case study presentations, panel discussions and lightning talks.
Conference registration is S$600, with early bird pricing of S$400 available until September 30, 2026. Technical workshop passes are available as an add-on at S$200. Prices exclude GST.
Why it matters?
Governments are under growing pressure to use technology to deliver services that are more responsive, secure and inclusive—without compromising public trust.
STACK Conference 2026 is organised around five themes examining how government and industry can navigate that challenge:
- Unleashing AI autonomy – the use of AI is moving past basic chatbot conversations towards autonomous, agentic platforms capable of executing complex, multi-step workflows with minimal human supervision
- Data-enabled user experience – leveraging predictive insights and robust data-sharing, agencies can anticipate citizen needs and realise a seamless, "tell-me-once" user experience
- Engineering velocity & intent-driven development - cutting-edge developer platforms and intent-driven development architecture designed to eliminate engineering bottlenecks and boost developer productivity
- The future of cloud - next-generation commercial cloud infrastructure that bakes in governance and automates compliance to reduce regulatory overhead and secure the foundation for responsible AI
- Designing for all - designing for diverse needs while strengthening AI safety, cybersecurity, and digital literacy.
Who's speaking?
As of the date of publication, these speakers have been confirmed for STACK Conference 2026:
- Chang Sau Sheong, Chief Technology Officer and Deputy Chief Executive (Products), GovTech Singapore
- Dr Tok Wee Hyong, Partner Director of Products, Microsoft
- Shay Banon, Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, Elastic
- Mike Sutcliff, Chief Executive Officer and Director, Thoughtworks
- Sid Sijbrandij, Co-founder and Executive Chair, GitLab
- ... and other Singapore public sector and private sector speakers coming from Databricks, Cloudflare, Atlassian DX, and more.
Register now
Early bird tickets are available until September 30, 2026.
Join thousands of technology leaders, developers, architects, designers and innovators shaping the future of digital government—and discover how technology can continue advancing public good.
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