Tech bellwether Cisco is weaving artificial intelligence (AI) across its collaboration, networking, and security portfolio to make enterprise networks “agentic,” self-diagnosing, and easier to...
At a media forum on “Biotechnology R&D and Regulatory Landscape in the Philippines” held on October 14, experts from leading scientific institutions reported significant advances in gene-edited and genetically engineered crops— innovations poised to reshape the country’s food systems.
The registration affirms the unique heritage and traditional production method of the Asin Tibuok, a handmade sea salt produced through a centuries-old process involving the burning of coconut husks, ash filtration, and the boiling of seawater in clay pots to form dense, egg-shaped salt masses.
The Honor X6c is positioned well within the entry-level segment. However, potential buyers should consider that there are cheaper alternatives that provide similar performance, or they might want to invest a bit more for devices that can better meet their needs.
Carlo Almendral returned home to launch the AIFirst Institute, a groundbreaking AI education hub that aims to “Build AI careers. Fund a cause. Do both.”
For the fourth straight year, PLDT and Smart Communications gathered some of the country’s brightest young minds to prove that technology can change lives.
Cris Gino Mesias and Dr. Gerry Bagtasa of the University of the Philippines Diliman College of Science developed an AI model that links past typhoon cyclone tracks to recorded rainfall.
Independent restaurateurs face tough odds, from steep overhead costs to intense competition with established chains. The pandemic added yet another hurdle — forcing doors shut and drying up foot traffic. For many, survival meant going digital.
