Two Filipino student teams from Cebu Institute of Technology – University and iAcademy topped two of the four categories featured in the technology contest for students and will now represent the Philippines at the Global Finals of the Huawei ICT Competition in Shenzhen, China in May 2024.
Three Philippine universities -- Cebu Institute of Technology – University (CIT-U), Bulacan State University (BulSU), and Mapua University -- are gearing up to showcase their talents as they represent the country in the upcoming regional finals of the Huawei ICT Competition – Innovation Track.
Huawei Philippines, together with its partner VST ECS Philippines Inc., recently launched Huawei eKit, a digital solution that aims to accelerate the digital transformation...
The Department of Information and Communication Technology (DICT) joined hands with Huawei Philippines and mWell for the launch of a digital healthcare platform in Sacol Island, Zamboanga.
Huawei Philippines, in collaboration with PLDT-Smart Foundation and the Presidential Communications Office (PCO), is boosting efforts in bridging the education gap in underserved communities and schools in the country with the “School-in-a-Bag” initiative.
The companies said the MOU signifies the parties' intent to further strengthen cooperation in the enterprise optical network field on the basis of further exploring successful areas of collaboration in home broadband services, and aiming to jointly promote industry intelligence in the Philippines.
UnionDigital Bank, the digital bank subsidiary of UnionBank, recently partnered with Huawei to bring financial services to more people in the Philippines by tapping into the tech company’s ecosystem of services and seven million customer base.
Shenzhen-based tech giant Huawei Technologies posted a net profit of $5.1 billion for 2022, bringing in a 3% higher total revenue of $92 billion versus the previous operating year, driven by expanding carrier, enterprise, and consumer businesses.
Even without access to the ubiquitous Google marketplace, independent China-based tech company Honor says it remains poised to formalize its return to the Philippine market in last quarter of 2022 with the launch of new smartphone models.
