A Filipino legal technology startup says the biggest challenge in applying artificial intelligence to Philippine law is not the AI models themselves, but the lack of complete and reliable legal data.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched two artificial intelligence-powered tools aimed at helping startups accelerate application development and simplify migration to its cloud platform.
LaundromatAI, developed by Cebuano founder Sean Raynon, is designed specifically for laundry businesses still relying on manual tracking, paper tickets, and outdated POS systems.
Reelist8’s ecosystem includes PropertyAuctions.ph, which allows users to find and bid on below-market properties, and Buildin.com.ph, a project management tool that helps contractors and designers generate real-time pricing takeoffs from floor plans.
Filipino entrepreneur Louise Ivan Valencia Payawal has raised $3.2 million in seed funding for his tech startup Ryder, drawing support from billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper, founder of Draper Associates and an early backer of Tesla, SpaceX, and Skype.
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.
In the ongoing growth story of the Filipino live-streaming platform Kumu, cloud service provider Amazon Web Services (AWS) features as a constant backer.
Radiant Photo’s "pixel perfect" processing uses fully adaptive AI technology to provide per-pixel analysis, optimizing it, but never losing any details.
