GeoVector exhibited at ATxEnterprise 2026, part of Asia Tech x Singapore at Singapore EXPO. The show is co-organised by Informa and Singapore's IMDA, and it pulls in over 1,000 exhibitors across five tracks: Applied AI and Emerging Technologies, Enterprise Tech and Digital Transformation, Telecommunications and Connectivity, Broadcast and Media Technology, and Satellite/Space and Infrastructure. Organisers say roughly three quarters of attendees are senior decision-makers, so the floor was a good place to hear how enterprises and agencies are actually thinking about AI right now.
The full show ran 20 to 22 May. We were on the floor on the 21st and 22nd, meeting agencies, enterprise teams, and other founders working in the same space.
What we saw on the floor
Two things stood out. The first was how many marketing and consulting agencies came by looking for partners. Several teams stopped specifically to ask how GeoVector's AI visibility data could plug into platforms they already run for their clients, rather than asking what AI search even is. The conversations were practical: how the data flows in, how often it refreshes, and what an integration looks like for an agency that already owns the client relationship.
The second was how much the enterprise side has moved in six months. Instead of asking what GEO is, teams turned up with their own ideas about where they might be invisible in AI search, and wanted to test those ideas against real data. That's a real shift from late 2025, and it lines up with what we've been seeing in our own pipeline.
Underneath both threads is the same change. AI search has stopped being a curiosity and started being a line item buyers plan for. The Applied AI track at ATxEnterprise looked the part: less time spent explaining LLMs, more time spent on what to do with them.
Thank you, Lorong AI
Big thanks to the Lorong AI community crew for providing the booth space that made GeoVector's presence at ATxEnterprise possible. Lorong AI keeps showing up as one of the best communities for AI founders in Singapore, and we're grateful for the ongoing support.
If you stopped by the booth and want to keep the conversation going, or you missed us and want to see what AI assistants are saying about your company, reach out to our team.