The Philippines has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s most community-driven gaming markets, with about 64 million Filipinos actively playing games, according to a new report from Ampverse.
Filipino parents are largely optimistic about artificial intelligence (AI), but many acknowledge a need to better understand the technology as their children increasingly adopt it, according to a survey by Google and YouGov.
Global personal computer shipments grew 2.5% year over year in the first quarter of 2026, reaching 65.6 million units, according to preliminary data from...
The Asia-Pacific personal computer (PC) market expanded in 2025 but is expected to contract this year as supply constraints and rising costs weigh on demand, according to research firm IDC.
Global shipments of extended reality (XR) devices grew 44.4% in 2025, marking a strong rebound for a sector increasingly shifting away from bulky virtual reality (VR) headsets toward lighter, more practical smart glasses, according to market research firm IDC.
A new study by Mapúa Malayan Digital College (MMDC) has found that many working students in the Philippines are grappling with sleep deprivation, burnout, and the risk of dropping out, underscoring the strain of balancing full-time work and academic responsibilities.
Despite strong interest, actual electric vehicle ownership in the Philippines remains at 14%, suggesting the local market is still in an early stage of transition to electrified mobility.
IDC said the revised outlook represents a significant downgrade from its November forecast as a worsening memory-component shortage ripples across the consumer electronics supply chain.
Investments in AI are expected to grow by more than 70% during the year, reflecting a shift from experimentation to operational deployment across industries.
A new industry outlook from Southeast Asian fintech platform Fiuu says the Philippines’ digital payments sector is shifting from rapid adoption to a stage defined by infrastructure reliability, interoperability, and regulatory compliance.