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 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.
Cloud computing giant Salesforce, which recently opened its office in the Philippines, expects 2026 to be a pivotal year for local businesses as “agentic AI” — autonomous digital agents capable of taking action rather than just generating text — begins to transform operations across industries, from small enterprises to large corporations.
Cloud property management provider Hotelogix has received certification from the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), allowing hotels in the Philippines to use its system to issue tax-compliant receipts and reports directly from its software.
Cloud computing titan Salesforce has established a Philippine office as it moves to strengthen its footprint in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing digital markets.
The platform, called MaxiSafe, combines a content delivery network (CDN) with AI-driven protection tools to help organizations manage growing risks linked to cloud adoption.
Maxicare Healthcare has started using Agentforce in Salesforce Service Cloud to improve the handling of dental care Letter of Authorization (LOA) requests for its members and partner clinics.
Cloud computing firm Salesforce has announced Agentforce 3, a major upgrade to its digital labor platform that gives companies the visibility and control to scale AI agents without compromise.
Cloud computing giant Amazon Web Services (AWS) has inaugurated its first “Innovation Hub” in Asia Pacific, a massive 8,000-square-foot facility located at the company’s corporate office in the Marina Bay area in Singapore.
