Startups & VC

A Southeast Asia AI adoption outlook vs alternative global hubs

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Singapore leads in AI adoption per capita globally, driven by high internet infrastructure and user engagement rather than government mandate. This contrasts with the UAE, where government investment is the primary driver. Understanding whether growth is policy-driven or habit-driven is crucial for tech companies planning expansion into Southeast Asia, as it influences go-to-market strategies and partnerships.

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