NNIC boosts Wi-Fi speed at NAIA terminals
MANILA, Philippines — The new operator of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport has installed a more reliable and faster internet connectivity at the NAIA.
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Thales offers Philippines state-of-the-art cyber defense system
MANILA, Philippines — Recognizing the country’s need to boost its cyber defense capabilities, one of the world’s leading cybersecurity and defense companies is offering state-of-the-art systems and equipment that will boost the military’s cyber resilience.
Group questions Miru contract with Comelec
MANILA, Philippines — Following the withdrawal of one of its local partners, technology provider Miru System is being asked by a group advocating transparency and accountability to publicly come out and disclose all important information concerning its multibillion-peso contract with the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
House adds P292.2 billion to social services
MANILA, Philippines — A four-person team tasked by Speaker Martin Romualdez to introduce amendments to the P6.352-trillion 2025 national budget has allocated an additional P292.2 billion for social services and food security.
Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max To Launch In Seven Asian Markets On November 19
Max is to launch in seven markets across Asia on November 19.
Animals in space remembered at Seattle exhibit
SEATTLE, USA — Did you know that the first Earth organisms to go into space were fruit flies aboard a US V-2 rocket launched into sub-orbital flight in 1946?
Rodrigo Duterte invited to House inquiry on drug war EJKs
MANILA, Philippines (Updated 3:23 p.m.)— The House joint committee has invited former President Rodrigo Duterte, along with senators Bong Go and Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa, to the next hearings on the drug war’s extrajudicial killings.
SEC wants to boost number of energy IPOs
The SEC [link] has said that it is planning to launch a new set of guidelines “early next year” to create “sort of a fast lane where [the SEC] will prioritize registration of investments in the energy sector.” The guidelines will require the SEC to complete its review of a power company’s registration statement in less than 45 days, and will allow applicants to bypass the SEC’s 20% public float requirement to avail of a lower 15% public float minimum. The SEC thinks this will “enable faster approvals” by “making it easier to comply”.