Technology News From The Philippines
The Pangasinan Police Provincial Office is set to file cases against three persons who posted photos in Facebook of a person they claimed to be afflicted with Covid-19.
With the Covid-19 contagion starting to disrupt the daily routine of Filipinos, lawmakers are urging private companies to adopt telecommuting and for the government to send free mobile alerts to ease widespread fears.
With Covid-19 confirmed cases in the country now reaching 35, UP researchers have also secured the green light from the government for the use of novel coronavirus testing kit it developed in February.
Australia-based engineering and design company Aurecon said the transition to visual format eliminates complex legal jargons and replace them with illustrations to better explain concepts.
The lawsuits allege that the suspects engaged in a multi-state scheme to sell pirated set-top boxes to the unsuspecting public.
Sen. Richard J. Gordon said the Philippines needs to have its own cyber experts and stressed that the government should create plans on countering possible malicious cyber-attacks in the future.
With the launch of Go-Qloud, VST ECS Philippines becomes the only distributor in the country to offer data center services especially to companies with data localization or data sovereignty requirements.
The third edition of the Government-Academe-Industry Network (GAIN) convention was recently held at the Dusit Thani Hotel to focus on a trend that is starting
