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.
International digital infrastructure provider Equinix completed its acquisition of three local, carrier-neutral data centers in Makati and Cavite from Total Information Management in June 2025.
From a young rapper in Davao to an award-winning mathematician and educator, Dr. Mary Anne Mata continues to prove that when guided by purpose, numbers can indeed make a difference
Through the PhilDev Science and Engineering Scholarship (PSES) program offered by the Philippine Development S&T Foundation Inc. (PhilDev), Jession Diwangan of the Umajamnon community was able to attend Xavier University-Ateneo de Cagayan, where he became the first engineering graduate from his tribe, earning cum laude honors.
Filipino scientists have discovered a simple, affordable way to make dynamically adjustable water-based lenses that have a wide variety of potential future applications — from classrooms and research labs to cameras and even wearable gadgets.
