Technology News From The Philippines
Sen. Risa Hontiveros has urged the government to fast-track its digital transformation program for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to prevent them from permanently shutting down their operations that could eventually lead to laying off of workers.
Three teams have been chosen to represent the Philippines in the Alibaba GET Global Challenge 2020. They will be competing with 52 other teams from 14 different countries.
The site provides Filipino and Cebuano translations and definitions of the featured terms, their part of speech, as well as usage in a sentence.
The installation of the cell site is also expected to benefit the provincial government’s distance learning program for its senior high school students.
Makati-based school iAcademy said it is now offering what is said to be the first intensive training on the complete Toon Boom pipeline, a set of courses that animation students must have in preparation for the international Toon Boom certification exam.
In the Philippines, 100 percent of banks said they will continue to invest in compliance in the year ahead and 41 percent plan to significantly increase this investment in 2021.
Department of Finance secretary Carlos Dominguez III said digitalization of transactions and distribution of aid through banks and e-wallets were the reasons for the success of the small business wage subsidy (SBWS) program.
Worldwide spending on artificial intelligence (AI) is forecast to double over the next four years, growing from $50.1 billion in 2020 to more than $110 billion in 2024.
