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Jinggoy names DepEd’s 5 ‘favored’ computer suppliers, wants probe

Sen. Jinggoy Estrada is seeking a Senate investigation into the Department of Education (DepEd)’s computer procurement program to determine if it has resorted to the practice of "splitting of contracts" to be able to grant multi-billion peso deals to only a few "favored" suppliers of the agency.

IBM unveils eco-friendly LinuxONE server

The LinuxONE Emperor 4 can supposedly decrease energy consumption by up to 75% but in 50% less space than standard x86 servers, IBM said.

USAID calls for disaster-resilient ICT infrastructure in Indo-Pacific

The US Agency for International Development's Better Access and Connectivity project (USAID-BEACON) held a webinar last Sept. 7 to discuss how the Indo-Pacific can improve its ICT infrastructure’s security, resilience, and disaster preparedness.

Google beefs up support for news publishers in Asia Pacific

In a virtual roundtable last Aug. 31, tech giant Google laid out the tools, services, and programs it provides to news publishers in the Asia Pacific so these institutions can adapt to the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

IRRI aims for more solar power under UN Global Compact

IRRI looks forward to increasing its current 12% reliance on solar energy and integrating more green energy solutions into its operations.

House passes SIM card registration bill on 2nd reading

House ICT committee chair and Navotas City representative Tobias Reynald Tiangco said the country's large number of prepaid mobile subscriptions provides opportunities for nefarious individuals, as well as criminal acts for terrorists and insurgents.

AI-powered auto gate system goes live at Batangas Port

The Batangas Container Terminal (BCT) officially became the first port in the Philippines to transition to an automated gate system (AGS) backed by machine learning.

Diokno tells tax professionals: Help PH shift to digital economy

Department of Finance (DOF) secretary Benjamin Diokno identified digitalization as the key to transforming the system and eradicating corruption within the Bureau of Internal Revenue and Bureau of Customs.

SIM registration crucial first step against scammers, says Poe

Sen. Grace Poe highlighted the need to also dig deeper on how the telcos guarantee that their respective database is shielded from breaches and leakages.

Congress eyes passage of SIM card registration law by Oct. 1

Last Monday, the House Committee on Information and Communications Technology approved the SIM card registration bill as a rush of "personalized" text scams sent to mobile subscribers made it to the headlines.

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