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Coins.ph eyeing to enter Australian market this 2024  

The announcement comes after Coins.ph’s Australian arm successfully acquired an AUSTRAC Digital Currency Exchange registration, which is required for providing cryptocurrency exchange services in Australia.

Carmen’s Best taps power of cloud with Cloud4C

In a strategic move to leverage the power of cloud technology, dairy firm Carmen's Best has entered into a collaboration with cloud services provider Cloud4C to improve its operations and address critical business needs.

PH e-sports teams gear up for Asia Pacific Predator League 2024 finals

Twenty-six teams from across the Asia Pacific region will compete in Dota 2 and Valorant for the coveted Predator Shield and their share of the $200,000 prize pool.

Epson PH bares latest additions to WorkForce Pro inkjet printers

Epson Philippines has announced the launch of the Epson WorkForce Pro Series printers – the WF-M5399 and WF-M5899, the latest monochrome WorkForce Pro business inkjet printers.

Portable digital clinic launched in Zambo island

The Department of Information and Communication Technology (DICT) joined hands with Huawei Philippines and mWell for the launch of a digital healthcare platform in Sacol Island, Zamboanga.

Kyndryl, BPI mark 10 years of technology partnership

IT infrastructure services provider Kyndryl and Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) commemorated the 10th anniversary of their technology infrastructure services partnership.

Shopee teams up with DTI to onboard of Halal food sellers

The initiative aims to support micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and make Halal products accessible online for sellers and consumers.

PH teams triumph at Trend Micro AI hackathon in Japan

Two teams from the Philippines brought home accolades after competing recently at the global Trend Micro AI Hackathon held in Fukuoka, Japan.

BSP extends entry ban for new non-bank e-money players

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has extended for another year or until Dec. 15, 2024 the moratorium on the entry of new electronic money issuer-non-bank financial institutions (EMI-NBFIs).

Public advisory issued against Pasig-based online ‘paluwagan’ firm

BNY PAL, whose officials are now at large and can no longer be located, has victimized a number of residents in Pasig City who invested as much as P1.5 million each.

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