A student team from Silliman University in Dumaguete, named Merge Conflict, won both the top prize and the Best Use of AI award for their project “Bant AI.”
Development sector group Bayan Family of Foundations, in partnership with Philippine agritech startup Mayani, has received philanthropic funding from HSBC Philippines to empower smallholder farmers and fisherfolk through climate-smart agriculture initiatives and sustainable food production.
A group of Filipino students won an award for devising a waste management tracking system at the 2025 APAC Solution Challenge, which was held during the demo day of the 2025 APAC Digital Transformation Forum in Manila this June.
The Web-based “Intramuros App”, which does not require any downloads from app stores, fuses culture and technology to make exploring the Walled City easier and enjoyable.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has opened applications for the third cohort of the AWS Generative AI Accelerator (GAIA), an eight-week global program designed to scale early-stage startups building foundational generative AI technologies.
The app, which was inspired by the Guilford-Zimmerman Temperament Survey, was adapted to suit the Philippine context to detect warning signs of burnout.
Peza will integrate Twala Sign into its operations — leveraging the platform’s electronic signature and intelligent document capabilities to promote ease of doing business and operational efficiency across its ecozones.
Developed by Bryl Lim and his team at PocketDevs, TunAI won top honors at the inaugural OpenGov Hackathon, hosted by the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) last May 22, 2025.
The Philippine S&T Development Foundation (PhilDev) and the Wadhwani Foundation have formed a landmark partnership to elevate technopreneurship education across the Philippines, with the shared mission of turning classrooms into catalysts for real-world innovation.
The Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Council for Health Research and Development (DOST-PCHRD) recently spotlighted three innovative projects under its Digital and Frontier Technologies for Health (DFTH) Program.
