Agriculture is becoming increasingly connected as producers adopt digital tools to improve productivity, strengthen supply chains and support more informed decision-making. Technologies such as artificial intelligence, automation, IoT and data analytics are moving beyond the technology sector into farming, food production and agribusiness operations. Indonesia Technology & Innovation 2026 will provide a forum for these broader industry discussions when it takes place from August 11 to 13, 2026 at the Jakarta International Expo in Jakarta.

Organized in partnership with the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry as the official host, the exhibition will bring together industry leaders, startups, investors, policymakers and technology professionals to examine innovation across multiple sectors. The event is intended to encourage collaboration between established businesses and emerging technology companies while providing opportunities to explore digital transformation strategies and new commercial partnerships. Organizers describe INTI as a platform that supports Indonesia's growing innovation ecosystem through exhibitions, conference sessions and business engagement.

Building on the previous edition, INTI 2026 follows an event that attracted more than 30,000 trade buyers, over 1,200 exhibitors, more than 450 speakers and participants from 18 countries. The program will feature keynote presentations, panel discussions, workshops and technology showcases designed to demonstrate practical applications of emerging technologies. Interactive sessions will also allow participants to evaluate solutions that can improve efficiency, strengthen collaboration and accelerate digital adoption across industries.

The exhibition's broad technology focus is relevant for agribusiness as producers respond to changing production requirements, resource management challenges and market expectations. Digital platforms, automation and intelligent monitoring systems are becoming more common across agriculture, supporting precision farming, equipment management, logistics and food processing. Events that connect technology developers with industry users provide an opportunity to examine how these innovations can be adapted to practical agricultural applications.

Agribusiness Review serves as a relevant media partner because its editorial coverage examines agricultural technology, precision farming, digital innovation and sustainable production practices influencing the global agribusiness sector. Its readership includes producers, agribusiness executives, technology providers and investors evaluating solutions that improve agricultural productivity and long-term resilience. Coverage of INTI 2026 extends the event's discussions beyond Jakarta by highlighting technology developments that have practical implications for agriculture and food production while connecting innovation in the wider digital economy with the future of agribusiness.

Indonesia continues to strengthen its position as one of Southeast Asia's important digital economies, creating new opportunities for technology adoption across industries. INTI 2026 reflects that momentum by providing a setting where innovators and business leaders can exchange ideas that support future growth in agriculture and the broader industrial economy.