Technology News From The Philippines
Alibaba Cloud launched its first data center in the Philippines in October 2021 to expand its footprint in Asia and further support the digital transformation of local online enterprises.
The Esports and Gaming Summit (ESGS) 2022 was recently held “live” from October 28-30 at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.
Globe Telecom reported that it logged an all-time high in its monthly tally of blocked spam and scam messages in September, filtering out over 270.5
ParityBit, a Singapore-based privacy, and data security solutions company, announced that it has expanded operations in the Philippines.
The three-day event featured sessions on cybersecurity best practices, trainings and certification tracks along with segments on ICT development and gender equality and social inclusion in ICT.
The country’s micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) need a more secure e-commerce infrastructure if they are to take advantage of the current boom in online selling, according to DTI-PTTC executive director Nelly Dillera.
But, with e-sabong reaching OFWs – particularly lonely seamen — who have become addicted to the game, Pagcor recently made the decision to block bets from abroad in local e-sabong platforms.
The Commission on Elections said those running for public office may conduct “e-rallies” and “live streams” beginning Feb. 8, 2022 subject to the poll body’s guidelines.
