Technology News From The Philippines
With the overall industry forecasted to reach $26.8 billion in revenues by 2020, biometric security and surveillance is way past the ?trend? threshold and is steadily making its way into multiple verticals ? one segment at a time.
In 2014, Globe partnered with Alcatel-Lucent (ALU) to roll out wireless modern network technologies in the Visayas and Mindanao areas to improve coverage and data capacity to meet increasing consumer demand.
In her first media appearance since being named Oracle Philippines country managing director two years ago, veteran IT executive Mina Lim boldly proclaimed that the software firm is ready to conquer the booming cloud market in the country.
Bitcoin sounds exotic and much of the news surrounding it ? at least what gets filtered through to the Philippines ? is negative. I must not only get Filipinos to buy into the idea of Bitcoin, but I must dispel the negative associations that some have of it in the first place.
Following the Department of Science and Technology’s (DOST) initial launching of six free Wi-Fi hotspots in Metro Manila, Senator Ralph G. Recto said “public hospitals, airports and mass transit system must be prioritized next.”
