Tech in Asia has recently announced a shift in its editorial direction, revealing that starting this month (April 2026), it will broaden its coverage beyond startups to include enterprises.
The move reflects how Southeast Asia’s tech landscape has grown in both scale and complexity. Once largely defined by early-stage startups, the region’s ecosystem now includes a diverse mix of scaling companies and established enterprises driving innovation across industries.
According to the announcement by Terence Lee, editor in chief, the expanded focus is intended to better serve readers by capturing a more complete picture of the tech ecosystem.
This includes not only the builders—startups—but also the organizations adopting, implementing, and scaling technology at a broader level.
For founders and operators, this signals a broader narrative landscape—one that goes beyond disruption to include collaboration, adoption, and scale within a larger ecosystem.
You can read the full announcement by Terence Lee here.
