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Ex-deputy chief Pascua returns to IPOPHL as new director general

Teodoro C. Pascua, a former deputy director general of the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL), has been appointed as the agency’s new director general, following his selection by Pres. Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

Villanueva slams ‘illogical’ GPS requirement for PUV drivers

Sen. Joel Villanueva on Tuesday, April 14, called on the Department of Transportation (DOTr) to suspend its planned mandatory GPS requirement for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers, describing the policy as “illogical” ahead of its rollout on April 15.

Microsoft lays out AI strategy for 2026, flags skills gap in PH

Software giant Microsoft has outlined its strategic priorities for 2026 and beyond, centering on deeper integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into business operations, responsible deployment of the technology, and large-scale skills development.

Leonen pushes ‘human-centered’ approach in judiciary’s AI, digital reforms

Supreme Court (SC) senior associate justice Marvic Leonen said technology should support — not replace — judicial decision-making.

Vertiv names new PH head amid rising infra demand

Nico Echavarria brings experience in energy management and infrastructure solutions, having previously held senior roles at Schneider Electric Philippines and Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

Western Visayas adopts regional AI policy

Western Visayas has adopted a regional artificial intelligence (AI) governance framework aimed at guiding the technology’s use in public services while positioning the region as a hub for innovation, investment, and talent development.

Personal AI use driving trust among Pinoy workers — Salesforce survey

The growing confidence in artificial intelligence (AI) among Filipino workers is being driven more by personal use than enterprise adoption, according to a survey commissioned by Salesforce Philippines.

AMD pitches ‘agent computers’ as next evolution of PCs

Chipmaker AMD is positioning a new class of devices called “agent computers” as the next stage in personal computing, built around artificial intelligence systems that can independently perform tasks on behalf of users.

911 data: Domestic abuse leads VAWC cases in PH

From January 2025 to February 2026, the agency logged 2,533 calls involving domestic trouble, including physical, sexual, psychological, or economic abuse.

Printer demand holds in PH as Brother marks 25 years, expands into new segments

Printer demand in the Philippines continues to grow despite the shift to digital services, with Brother Philippines citing sustained market expansion driven by business use and regulatory requirements as it marks its 25th year in the country.

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