Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Innovation and Entrepreneur Hub Debuts at GITEX AI ASIA

EHub Connects Global Innovation Resources and Engages Singapore’s Innovation Community, with AI and Investment as Core Drivers, Unlocking International Collaboration in Intelligent Manufacturing and Sustainable Technologies

SINGAPORE, April 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The Qianhai Shenzhen–Hong Kong Youth Innovation and Entrepreneur Hub (EHub) made its debut at GITEX AI ASIA, marking a significant step in engaging Singapore’s innovation ecosystem and integrating more closely with local technology and innovation networks. As a flagship innovation and technology collaboration platform bridging Shenzhen and Hong Kong, EHub leverages its extensive innovation resources, technological strengths, industrial networks, and cross-border service capabilities to support Qianhai-based technology enterprises in entering Singapore and expanding their reach across Southeast Asia. Through integrated innovation support, tech ecosystem empowerment, and tailored international market development services, EHub enables enterprises to accelerate their overseas expansion and enhance their competitiveness in the regional technology market. Concurrently, the platform is actively establishing an international innovation gateway by forging connections with top-tier local universities including the National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University, and Singapore Management University, as well as leading regional incubators and investment institutions, with these strategic initiatives aimed at building a sustainable framework for cross-border innovation linkages, industrial cooperation, and investment matching.

EHub brought three pioneering technology companies to GITEX AI ASIA to present China’s latest advances in intelligent manufacturing, industrial intelligence, and low-carbon technologies. Their participation reflects a broader push toward expansion into Southeast Asian and international markets. As one of Asia’s premier AI and technology gatherings with global influence, GITEX AI ASIA focuses on building trust and scaling innovation, bringing together top-tier resources across cutting-edge technology and investment. It functions as a key connector between Asian and global innovation ecosystems, and as a central platform for technology companies and institutions to grow their international presence.

By participating in the exhibition, EHub enhanced its global visibility and showcased the achievements of Shenzhen–Hong Kong collaborative innovation and Qianhai’s technology ecosystem. The event brought together high-quality industry resources, capital partners, and technology collaborators from Southeast Asia and around the world, providing EHub with a direct and highly efficient platform to facilitate cross-border innovation and support Qianhai-based companies in expanding internationally. This setting enabled closer alignment with priorities including overseas market entry, technology partnerships, and investment opportunities. Singapore, recognized as a leading innovation hub in Southeast Asia and a global gateway, offers a well-established startup ecosystem, robust financial infrastructure, world-class academic resources, and an open, internationally oriented policy framework. These attributes position Singapore as a strategic entry point into the Southeast Asian innovation ecosystem and a springboard for accessing ASEAN and global markets. Building on Singapore’s geographic and ecosystem advantages, EHub aims to accelerate connections across the region and deepen cooperation between Qianhai and Singapore in areas such as startup incubation, technology commercialization, talent development, and industrial deployment. These efforts are intended to enable Qianhai-based businesses to enter regional markets more efficiently while driving global expansion and cross-border collaboration.

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