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AI to help predict floods in low-lying town in Bicol

Weather data to be collected through AI will be used to develop an early flood warning system in Nabua, Camarines Sur, a flood-prone municipality located six to eight hours by land from Manila.

Solons want utility cables buried underground in Manila, remote LGUs

Lawmakers are pushing for the laying of utility cables below the ground to avoid the repeat of the near-catastrophic event on Thursday, Aug. 3, that saw the collapse of several utility posts near the Binondo Church.

PH to mark first-ever national space week on Aug. 8 to 14

The country will observe the first Philippine Space Week on August 8 to 14 as a way of promoting space awareness and highlight the contribution of Filipinos worldwide in the field of space science, and espouse the value and impact of space science and technology applications (SSTA) on the lives of Filipinos.

85% of PH firms expect full migration to cloud in 2 years: report

The report from Alibaba Cloud also said nine in ten (91%) of these businesses will increase their investment in the cloud in 2023.

BIR: Senior citizens, PWD discounts mandatory for online transactions

The BIR also stated that the signature of the SC/PWD is not required if the qualified purchase was made online or through mobile applications. However, the SC/PWD identification card number should still be provided.

DICT pilots ITU’s ‘Smart Village Initiative’ in Zamboanga island

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU)-led Smart Village Initiative seeks to equip its beneficiaries with the necessary ICT tools and access to connectivity to improve and expand services in healthcare, education, agriculture, and local governance.

Report exposes tech skills gap in Asia Pacific workforce

A new report commissioned by cloud services provider Amazon Web Services (AWS) has revealed that while Asia Pacific corporations are searching for digitally skilled workers, the region’s workforce direly needs to upskill to meet this demand.

EU may extend submarine fiber-optic project to PH

Visiting European Commission (EC) president Ursula von der Leyen on Monday, July 31, said the European Union (EU) is looking at extending its underwater fiber-optic cable project to the Philippines.

PH named vice chair for UN body’s child online protection

The Philippines has achieved a global milestone by securing the vice chairmanship of a major working group within the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), the United Nations (UN) agency for telecommunications and information and communications technology (ICT).

Business sector calls on Senate to fast-track approval of Open Access bill

The business groups stated that the Open Access bill will address the legal obstacles and binding constraints which have long stifled the growth of the Philippine Internet industry in a world increasingly reliant on connectivity to function and advance.

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