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House resolution cites 3 Fil-Ams for role in Perseverance rover

The House Committee on S&T adopted a resolution commending Filipino-American scientists Gregorio G. Villar III, Genevie V. Yang, and Edward Gonzales for their role and contribution in the safe landing of the Perseverance rover on Mars last February 18, 2021.

Oracle: PH businesses switching to cloud to gain more flexibility

Oracle hopes to onboard more businesses to transition over to the cloud.

House panel passes DOST bill allotting 2% of nat’l budget to R&D

The R&D budget in the 2021 General Appropriations Act is currently at 0.47%.

Study: As banks shift to digital, Pinoys want security and privacy

Out of all other Southeast Asian consumers, Filipino respondents are the most trusting of 5G with 85 percent believing in the new wireless technology.

Chavit-owned common tower firm unveils its first tower in Valenzuela

DITO Telecommunity, one of the three major telco players in the country, is the first to co-locate with the LCS tower.

SC launches online payment for small claims cases

All first-level courts nationwide can now accept payments for small claims through the Fortune Pay mobile app.

Anti-piracy drive targets design and engineering firms in PH, SE Asia

The BSA estimates that there are still more than 100,000 design and engineering companies using unlicensed software in Southeast Asia.

DOST unit launches PH’s first IP warehouse

The Technology Application and Promotion Institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST-TAPI) has launched the System for Intellectual Property Applications and Grants (SIPAG), which aims to track IP applications and help in the prosecution of IP violations.

Telemedecine doc says tech made diagnosis easier, more accurate

MedCheck founder and CEO Amiel Herrera said modern technology has allowed physicians to do away with "trial-and-error" technique in their medical diagnosis and treating potentially terminal diseases.

Senate bill seeks jail time for abusive collection practices of online lenders

Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian said the liability of lending firms should not only be administrative as some of the acts committed against financial consumers already constitute criminal accountability such as infringement of data privacy and cyber harassment.

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