Cloud computing firm Amazon Web Services (AWS) is marking its 10th year of operations in the Philippines this April, highlighting a decade of local expansion while outlining plans anchored on artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud modernization.
The Supreme Court (SC) will launch the first phase of its Unified Legal Aid Service (ULAS) Portal on March 3, 2026, introducing a centralized digital platform designed to streamline how lawyers report and monitor compliance with mandatory pro bono legal aid services for underprivileged Filipinos.
Sen. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan cited mounting complaints from fans who say tickets to major concerts sell out within minutes, only to reappear on resale platforms at far higher prices.
TikTok said it is rolling out more than 50 preset safety features for teenage users as part of its activities marking Safer Internet Day, alongside the launch of a new collaboration with child-rights groups and content creators aimed at promoting safer online behavior.
Epson Philippines has opened a new office in Cebu City as part of efforts to strengthen its presence in the Visayas and provide closer support to regional customers and partners.
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is set to formally launch the National Artificial Intelligence Center for Research and Innovation (NAICRI) on Feb. 26, establishing what it describes as the country’s central institution for artificial intelligence research, advanced computing, and innovation.
The Supreme Court (SC) has received new equipment from the government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to strengthen the handling of digital evidence in Philippine cybercrime courts, as the judiciary moves to keep pace with increasingly technology-driven offenses.
The Philippines is increasingly positioning itself as a cost-competitive destination for data center development, with build costs estimated at $6–$8 million per megawatt, roughly half the level seen in mature regional markets such as Japan, Singapore, and South Korea.
Technology firm IBM has appointed veteran executive Leo Capinpin as country general manager of IBM Philippines, succeeding Aileen Judan-Jiao, who will transition to a regional role within the company’s Asean organization.
