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SC explores cybersecurity, AI tools during Fortinet HQ visit

Supreme Court (SC) chief justice Alexander G. Gesmundo led a delegation to Fortinet’s headquarters in Sunnyvale, California, on Sept. 29 and 30 to discuss cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI), and network infrastructure for the judiciary’s digital services.

Pampanga town bans Roblox in computer shops over violence concerns

Mabalacat City in Pampanga has banned the playing of online game Roblox in all computer shops following the passage of an ordinance by the city council, with city officials saying the ordinance aims to prevent students from being influenced by violence depicted in the gaming platform.

Ex-DICT asec. questions Aguda’s claim on PH AI ranking in Asean

Former Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) assistant secretary Allan Cabanlong has questioned secretary Henry Aguda’s claim that the Philippines ranks first or second in Southeast Asia in areas including artificial intelligence policy, governance, skills and capability.

Synology survey: 9 in 10 PH respondents see need for AI-ready infra

More than 90% of Philippine respondents to a Synology survey consider AI-ready infrastructure important to improving workflow efficiency and productivity, but concerns over data security and privacy remain significant barriers to adoption.

PH needs better data to track workers behind AI boom, says economist

The Philippines needs more detailed labor-market data to identify workers supporting the artificial intelligence (AI) industry and determine how the technology is reshaping jobs, an international economist said.

AMD sees distributed computing as answer to rising agentic AI costs

AMD is urging enterprises to rethink their computing infrastructure as agentic AI adoption drives up token consumption and cloud computing costs, with the chipmaker pointing to distributed AI architectures as one way to manage expenses.

DOST awaits further assessment of Camarines Norte uranium find

Department of Science and Technology (DOST) secretary Renato Solidum said he is awaiting further study results to determine whether uranium-bearing minerals in Camarines Norte could provide a usable resource.

Epson PH’s first female president ends tenure as new leader takes over

Tomokazu Fujii has taken over as president of Epson Philippines Corporation effective October 1, succeeding Masako Kusama as she retires after a 36-year career with the company.

Crypto traders welcome tighter BSP oversight, warn rules won’t erase risks

The Philippine crypto trading community has backed tighter regulatory controls proposed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), while warning that stronger oversight alone will not shield investors from losses in the digital asset market.

PCC adopts e-filing, videocon rules for legal proceedings

Under the new framework, parties must submit official filings electronically through designated online facilities and official email channels.

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