Filipinos reported the longest “willing-to-wait” period, expecting issue resolution within 27.3 minutes on average, compared with the APJ average of 24.4 minutes.
US semiconductor firm Texas Instruments (TI) has unveiled new processors, radar systems, and in-vehicle networking technologies aimed at accelerating the development of autonomous and...
Billed as the world’s most powerful tech event, CES 2026 opened on Tuesday, Jan. 6, with thousands of organizations showcasing their latest technologies. Among them, semiconductor behemoth AMD grabbed attention with its latest launches for artificial intelligence (AI) and gaming devices.
Graphics processing units (GPUs) have become the default upgrade for companies building AI systems, particularly for inferencing — the process by which trained models generate outputs from new data. But relying on GPUs alone can limit performance and drive up costs, according to semiconductor firm AMD.
Fresh from a podium finish at the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team shared how augmented reality (AR) technology from TeamViewer is streamlining one of the most critical phases of race-car development.
AI chipmaker Groq is accelerating its push into the Asia-Pacific region through a new partnership with global data center operator Equinix, aiming to deliver faster and more cost-efficient AI inference to enterprises across the region.
Telecommunications companies across Asia Pacifichave a significant opportunity to grow new markets through artificial intelligence (AI), but many risk falling behind due to unresolved “data debt” and slow workforce upskilling, according to Accenture.
Online design platform Canva has announced what it calls its most ambitious product expansion to date, introducing new AI-driven tools, upgrades, and integrations that mark its transformation into the world’s first Creative Operating System.
In a landmark breakthrough for the future of computing, Google’s Quantum AI Team has introduced the world’s first quantum algorithm proven to have real-world applications beyond the reach of even the most powerful classical supercomputers.
Cisco’s latest AI Readiness Index shows that only 12% of organizations in the Philippines — dubbed “Pacesetters” — are fully prepared to maximize artificial intelligence, compared to 13% globally.
