The University of the Philippines (UP) reported a total of 113 innovation ventures and initiatives as of 2025, alongside 1,428 intellectual property (IP) registrations, according to data from its Technology Transfer and Business Development Office (TTBDO).
A multisectoral group has filed a complaint before the Office of the Ombudsman accusing current and former officials of the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Land Transportation Office (LTO), along with a private contractor, of graft and administrative violations over the continued collection of “computer fees.”
House Resolution No. 980, introduced by Bicol Saro Party-list Rep. Terry L. Ridon, directs the House Committee on Public Information to investigate, in aid of legislation, what it described as organized disinformation operations exploiting public concern over rising power costs, including the activities of PGMN.
A former official of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has claimed that internal disputes and budget constraints contributed to operational challenges faced by the government’s eGovPH platform, including recent service disruptions.
The Philippines is pushing for stronger regional cooperation on artificial intelligence (AI) as part of its role as Asean chair, with top officials highlighting both the opportunities and gaps in the region’s digital transformation efforts.
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.
