Jakarta, Indonesia – Indonesia Technology & Innovation (INTI) 2026 officially concluded at Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo) Kemayoran, Jakarta, bringing together technology and industry stakeholders to explore the latest innovations, exchange knowledge, and create new opportunities for collaboration and business.
Held over three days, INTI 2026 recorded 22,117 visitors, with participation from 952 exhibitors, 2,071 on-site delegations, and 556 speakers from various fields of technology and innovation. The event also facilitated more than 1,500 business-to-business (B2B) meetings, connecting industry players, investors, government representatives, associations, academics, innovators, and other stakeholders.
With participants from 12 countries and an exhibition area spanning 13,000 square meters, INTI 2026 further strengthened its position as a platform for connecting Indonesia’s technology ecosystem with the global industry landscape.
Connecting Technology Across the Ecosystem
INTI 2026 showcased a broad range of strategic technology sectors, covering connectivity and digital infrastructure, 5G, internet and satellite technology, data centers, cloud computing, Artificial Intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities, financial technology, digital health, electronics and semiconductors, robotics, smart mobility, drones and autonomous technology, smart manufacturing, startups and innovation, as well as digital talent and education.
The wide range of technologies presented at the event reflected the increasingly interconnected nature of the technology ecosystem, from connectivity and infrastructure to advanced digital solutions and industrial applications. The exhibition also demonstrated how technological innovation can support transformation across industries and create new opportunities for collaboration between businesses, institutions, and other stakeholders.
The participation of companies and stakeholders from 12 countries further expanded the opportunities for international knowledge exchange, networking, investment, and cross-border collaboration, strengthening connections between Indonesia’s technology industry and the global ecosystem.
AI and Emerging Technologies Take Center Stage
Artificial Intelligence (AI) emerged as one of the key areas of interest throughout INTI 2026, featured across various programs, discussions, and technology showcases.
One of the highlights was AI Xperience Indonesia (AIX ID) on the Main Stage, which presented an immersive technology experience while showcasing practical applications of AI for industries, professionals, creators, and the wider public.
Discussions during the event also emphasized that the development and adoption of AI must be supported by strong digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, data readiness, and skilled human resources. These elements are essential to building an AI ecosystem that is innovative, secure, responsible, and sustainable.
Strengthening National Cyber Resilience
Cybersecurity was also among the key topics discussed during INTI 2026. On the third day of the event, Nugroho Sulistyo Budi, Head of the National Cyber and Cryptography Agency (BSSN), delivered a keynote speech highlighting the growing importance of strengthening Indonesia’s cyber resilience amid the rapid adoption of digital technologies and AI.
In his presentation, Nugroho emphasized several strategic priorities, including the development of secure and resilient digital infrastructure, the implementation of security by design and resilience by architecture, the strengthening of a trusted digital ecosystem, the development of cybersecurity talent and technological capabilities, as well as adaptive governance and regulations.
These efforts are increasingly important as Indonesia’s digital transformation continues to accelerate. Resilient infrastructure, competent human resources, a trusted digital ecosystem, and adaptive governance are key foundations for ensuring that technological development can progress securely and sustainably.
Driving Collaboration and National Industry Growth
Supported by KADIN Indonesia as its Official Institutional Partner, INTI 2026 provided a platform for stakeholders across the technology and industry ecosystem to connect, exchange knowledge, showcase solutions, and explore new business and investment opportunities.
The more than 1,500 B2B meetings held throughout the event reflected the strong demand for direct business connections and collaboration across the technology sector. The event also created opportunities for exhibitors and participants to engage with potential partners, customers, investors, and other stakeholders.
With 22,117 visitors and participation from 952 exhibitors, 2,071 on-site delegations, and 556 speakers, INTI 2026 demonstrated the growing importance of collaborative platforms that bring together technology, industry, government, academia, and the broader innovation ecosystem.
By bringing together stakeholders from Indonesia and 11 other countries across a 13,000-square-meter exhibition area, INTI 2026 highlighted the importance of cross-sector and cross-border collaboration in advancing Indonesia’s technology ecosystem.
Through its programs, exhibitions, and business networking activities, INTI 2026 is expected to continue contributing to the development of Indonesia’s technology and innovation landscape, supporting national industry competitiveness, and accelerating the realization of a smarter, safer, more innovative, and globally competitive Indonesia.
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