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Nvidia pushes AI PCs in PH with RTX 50 series

Chipmaker Nvidia staged its annual RTX AI PC Day on Jan. 10 and 11 at The Block in SM City North EDSA, bringing its latest artificial intelligence and graphics technologies directly to local gamers, creators, and PC enthusiasts.

TI rolls out chips, tech systems for autonomous vehicles

US semiconductor firm Texas Instruments (TI) has unveiled new processors, radar systems, and in-vehicle networking technologies aimed at accelerating the development of autonomous and...

AMD unveils new edge AI, gaming innovations at CES 2026

Billed as the world’s most powerful tech event, CES 2026 opened on Tuesday, Jan. 6, with thousands of organizations showcasing their latest technologies. Among them, semiconductor behemoth AMD grabbed attention with its latest launches for artificial intelligence (AI) and gaming devices.

PCC opens online case reporting system to public

The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) has opened its online case reporting system to the public, allowing citizens to directly submit reports of suspected anti-competitive practices through a digital platform.

PH presses WIPO to finalize long-delayed Broadcasting Treaty

The Philippines has renewed its call at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to convene a long-delayed Diplomatic Conference to conclude the Broadcasting Organizations Treaty, nearly three decades after negotiations began in Manila in 1997.

Beyond GPUs, AMD pushes integrated approach to AI compute

Graphics processing units (GPUs) have become the default upgrade for companies building AI systems, particularly for inferencing — the process by which trained models generate outputs from new data. But relying on GPUs alone can limit performance and drive up costs, according to semiconductor firm AMD.

Pangilinan backs higher funding for DA digital agri to curb ‘ghost farmers’

Sen. Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan said increasing funding for the Department of Agriculture (DA)’s digital agriculture program in the proposed 2026 national budget could help prevent corruption, including the emergence of “ghost farmers” and questionable projects, similar to issues flagged in recent flood-control infrastructure spending.

DICT rolls out online system for courier service permits

Courier and delivery firms are now required to register and secure permits through the DICT’s online platform to legally operate nationwide.

SC sets guide on proving social media account identity

The Supreme Court (SC) has laid down guideposts for proving who owns or controls a social media account in criminal cases.

Gov’t approves PH’s first national digital connectivity master plan

Under the plan, the DICT will adopt a multimodal strategy that integrates fiber, wireless, satellite, and submarine cable systems, supported by public–private sector collaboration to accelerate nationwide deployment.

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