Equinix has opened a network of innovation centers in five cities to help enterprises test liquid-cooled infrastructure for artificial intelligence (AI) deployments before putting systems into production.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is proposing mandatory safety certification for light electric vehicles (LEVs) and their batteries before they can be sold in the Philippines, citing risks involving electrical malfunctions, overheating, and fires.
Hardware supplier Supermicro is seeing growing demand for AI servers in the Philippines as enterprises and government agencies invest in artificial intelligence infrastructure, although supply constraints and longer delivery times remain challenges for the industry.
realme is bringing the Harry Potter Edition of its 16 Pro 5G smartphone to the Philippines, with a design inspired by Hogwarts and software features based on the popular fantasy franchise.
Salesforce has introduced Slack Frontline, a mobile-based workplace collaboration tool designed to connect employees in retail, healthcare, manufacturing, hospitality, and field services with their companies’ internal systems and headquarters.
TechLife is preparing to launch the Pad Neo SE, a tablet designed for children’s learning that features a 10.1-inch display, parental controls, and Android 16.
Electrified vehicle sales in the Philippines rose 136.4% to 38,286 units from January to July 2026, even as overall vehicle sales fell 10.2%, as the 14th Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit opened Thursday, Oct. 22, at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (Tesda) has partnered with Teqware Corporation and cybersecurity training provider ThinkCyber to train the agency’s information and communications technology personnel in threat detection, security investigations, and incident response.
Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) undersecretary David Almirol has denied allegations of conflict of interest involving P1.55 billion worth of government contracts, maintaining that he had divested his interests in Multisys Technologies Corp. in Sept. 2022.
The Office of the Ombudsman has ordered the six-month preventive suspension without pay of Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) undersecretary for e-government David Almirol Jr. over alleged conflict of interest involving government contracts worth about P1.55 billion.
