DLSU assistant professor Timothy Scott C. Chu’s research focuses on deploying AI models on UAV platforms to detect and quantify cracks in infrastructure exposed to earthquakes, typhoons, and environmental degradation.
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) has rolled out a new nanoscale analysis facility aimed at supporting the country’s semiconductor and electronics industries, as well as research institutions.
Chipmaker Intel has rolled out laptops powered by its latest processors in the Philippines, introducing a new generation of AI-capable devices aimed at both premium and budget segments.
Oracle NetSuite said on Tuesday, April 29, that it is preparing to roll out a new set of AI-driven features across Southeast Asia, with the Philippines and Singapore expected to be among the first markets to receive the technology.
In a two-day workshop organized by the Quantum Computing Society of the Philippines (QCSP), participants mapped out strategies to position the country for the emerging technology, which is increasingly seen as critical to national competitiveness and security.
Enterprise automation firm Workato has set up a Philippine subsidiary as part of its expansion in Southeast Asia, positioning the country as both a growth market and an operations hub supporting global customers.
A study commissioned by ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) has found that most Philippine organizations remain in the early stages of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, with infrastructure and skills gaps slowing progress beyond pilot deployments.
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) has introduced a new logo aimed at strengthening the country’s system for geographical indications (GIs), as part of broader efforts to boost recognition and market value of locally produced goods.
Lawyer Leonido “Bodie” Pulido III has reportedly been appointed as undersecretary at the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), although his name has yet to appear on the agency’s official website.
The Supreme Court (SC) denied the petition of a local company called ISCO Holding Corporation and affirmed an earlier ruling of the Court of Appeals, which rejected its application to register the “NIKON & DESIGN” mark for home and household goods.
