- DayOne Tech & AI Career Expo in Bangkok attracted 800+ attendees and offered 600+ job opportunities in AI, cloud, and digital infrastructure.
- DayOne is investing $1 billion in Thailand’s data center ecosystem while launching internships and training programs.
- The event highlighted the shift toward AI-driven careers, emphasizing skills, continuous learning, and collaboration between industry, education, and government.
Bangkok just hosted a major moment for the future of work as DayOne debuted its first-ever Tech & AI Career Expo, attracting more than 800 attendees eager to break into the fast-growing world of artificial intelligence jobs and technology careers. The high-energy, one-day event connected students, graduates, and professionals with over 30 exhibitors offering access to more than 600 open roles in AI, cloud computing, and digital infrastructure.
The expo wasn’t just about hiring it felt like a glimpse into the future of education and workforce development. Interactive showcases walked attendees through how data centers, AI systems, and cloud platforms actually work, while universities demonstrated innovations in robotics, computer vision, and digital learning tools. For many young participants, it turned complex tech into something tangible and exciting.
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This push comes as DayOne expands aggressively in Thailand, investing $1 billion into what it calls the country’s first 1GW data center platform. Alongside building infrastructure, the company is doubling down on talent by launching internship programs and graduate training pathways designed to prepare students for real-world roles in the digital economy.
There’s also a bigger message behind it all: AI isn’t just replacing jobs it’s reshaping them. Leaders at the event emphasized the importance of continuous learning, adaptability, and building future-ready skills. As Thailand positions itself as a regional hub for AI innovation and cloud services, opportunities are opening not only in tech, but also in engineering, renewable energy, and smart infrastructure.
What stood out most was the collaboration government agencies, educators, and industry leaders all working together to align education with opportunity. In a world rapidly shifting toward AI-driven careers, events like this show how learning, hiring, and innovation are becoming deeply connected.
