Bringing the Pacific together through technology

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DATEC Fiji CEO Vinit Nand. Picture: SUPPLIED

DATEC Fiji is pleased to announce the return of the Fiji Tech Summit, celebrating its fifth consecutive year on 12 and 13 November 2026 at the InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa in Natadola.

Since its establishment in 2022, the Fiji Tech Summit has grown into one of the Pacific’s leading platforms for technology, innovation and digital transformation.

The Summit brings together government representatives, business leaders, ICT professionals, global technology vendors and industry experts to exchange knowledge, build partnerships and explore technology solutions relevant to Fiji and the wider Pacific.

This year’s theme, “Bringing the Pacific Together,” reflects the Summit’s growing regional focus.

While Fiji remains the host and central meeting point, the 2026 event aims to strengthen collaboration and knowledge-sharing among organisations, technology professionals and industry leaders from across the Pacific.

The fifth edition is expected to welcome more than 300 delegates, over 25 global technology vendors and more than 20 high-impact sessions.

International technology experts will share valuable insights on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, cloud transformation, automation, digital resilience and the latest trends shaping the global technology market.

Following the strong participation of leading international vendors in previous years, the 2026 Summit is preparing to welcome returning vendors alongside exciting new technology partners.

Stay tuned as we reveal the global brands and industry leaders who will be part of Fiji Tech Summit 2026.

Datec Fiji chief executive officer Vinit Nand, said reaching the fifth year represents an important milestone and demonstrates the growing demand for a regional platform dedicated to meaningful technology conversations.

“The Fiji Tech Summit began with a vision to connect our customers, partners and technology leaders in one place.

Five years later, it has grown into a platform that supports knowledge-sharing, regional collaboration and informed decision-making,” Mr. Nand said.

“Technology continues to transform how governments, businesses and communities operate.

However, the Pacific has its own opportunities and challenges.

Through this Summit, we are bringing together global expertise, leading technology partners and practical solutions that can contribute to a more connected, secure and digitally resilient Pacific.”

Mr. Nand added that the Summit is about more than showcasing new technology. “It is about creating conversations that lead to action. Delegates will have the opportunity to learn directly from international technology experts, understand the latest developments in cybersecurity and AI, and consider how these solutions can be applied within their own organisations.”

With more than 40 years of ICT leadership, Datec continues to support organisations across Fiji and the Pacific through innovative solutions, trusted partnerships and professional expertise.

Registrations are now open. Businesses, government agencies, ICT professionals and technology partners are encouraged to secure their participation early.

For registration and further information, visit: www.fijitechsummit.com, Datec Marketing Team Media Contact: +679 992 1825.