Sen. Francis Tolentino has lauded the decision of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to remove all e-sabong operators from the list of merchants currently listed on existing e-wallet applications.
Both bills from the House and Senate called for the creation of the Creative Industries Development Council to oversee the development and promotion of the Philippines Creative Industries as a legitimate economic sector.
The Supreme Court (SC) has approved the procedural rules that will govern the submission of all SC-bound papers and their annexes pursuant to the Efficient Use of Paper Rule.
California-based edge cloud services Zadara has announced its expansion into the Philippines and Southeast Asian market where it will try to pitch its fully-managed cloud services -- compute, networking, and storage – which are designed for service providers and the modern enterprise.
In 2019, the former paging company announced that it would steer towards transforming into a data technology company, focusing on a suite of services such as cloud-based services, analytics, and cybersecurity.
Developed by the scientists and researchers from the DOST’s Metals Industry Research and Development Center, the BUHAWI project is an automated gun mount for heavy barrel Browning 0.50 caliber machine guns.
Albay representative Joey Salceda was conferred with the first ever DOST HEROES or House (of Representatives) Exponents of Responsive and Outstanding Engagement in Science Award in a ceremony hosted by DOST Region V last May 17.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), through the Philippine Trade and Investment Center (PTIC) in Jakarta, met recently with officials of PT WIR Asia to discuss the Indonesian tech firm’s plan to expand into the Philippines with an initial projected investment of $20 million for this year.
Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) acting secretary Manny Caintic said his agency will review existing protocols to address the concern of Independent Tower Companies (ITCs) that permits are still not being issued fast enough by government instrumentalities.