Technology News From The Philippines
After a rigorous two-month incubation program, local start-up incubator and accelerator IdeaSpace Foundation has declared 10 winners of its second annual tech start-up competition — each set to receive P1 million worth of seed investment, training, and services.
The Science Education Institute (SEI) of the Department of Science and Technology has appealed for financial aid from the private sector to sustain its ?Tagisang Robotics? program amid a P9-million cut on the SEI?s budget for 2015.
An interesting detailed map created by Bloomberg Businessweek, which was picked up by blogsite VentureBeat, shows that the Philippines is the biggest source of talent in Silicon Valley, beating tech powerhouses India and China.
Worldwide external disk storage systems factory revenues fell -5.2 percent year-over-year to $5.6 billion during the first quarter of 2014 (1Q14), according to research firm IDC.
Dubbed as Viber?s biggest event so far, #OneVibePH seeks to target its predominantly young audience and deliver a unique experience by integrating Philippine contemporary culture with modern music and local artistry.
