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technology.inquirer.net > 149180 > opinion-pax-silica-is-not-a-data-center > amp

Opinion: Pax Silica is not a data center

1+ day, 13+ hour ago   (814+ words) #OpEd: Contributor Carl Lamiel discusses the greater misinformation that plagues the Pax Silica project. The Philippines has a habit of turning complicated policy announcements into simple headlines. Pax Silica may be the latest example. The initiative has generated attention because…...

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technology.inquirer.net > 148916 > bring-back-the-non-algorithmic-feed

Bring back the non-algorithmic feed!

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (878+ words) I was giving a talk about the impacts of tech and AI on how we think recently, and I said, “You guys remember noong nauubos ang FB feed?” I noticed one person in the audience looking quizzical, and then I…...

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technology.inquirer.net > 148898 > pax-silica-can-the-philippines-move-up-the-ai-supply-chain

Pax Silica: Can the Philippines move up the AI supply chain?

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (1603+ words) MANILA, Philippines – An editorial on the Pax Silica initiative. “Where should we begin?” It is a familiar prompt when opening an AI tool, an invitation to start looking for an answer. For the Philippines, however, the question is not where…...

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technology.inquirer.net > 148875 > filipino-teens-win-4-medals-in-intl-ai-olympiad

Filipino teens win 4 medals in int’l AI Olympiad

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (419+ words) MANILA, Philippines — All four members of the Philippines’ first delegation to the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI) won medals in Astana, Kazakhstan, this August, bringing home one silver and three bronze medals. Theo Lorenzo T. Bustamante of Philippine Science…...

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technology.inquirer.net > 148801 > we-need-to-understand-how-data-centers-really-work

We need to understand how data centers really work

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (739+ words) Inquirer Technology We need to understand how data centers really work Editor’s Note: I had the chance to talk to Max Parry, Vice President of Growth and Emerging Markets in Asia-Pacific for Equinix. This was my second interaction with him…...

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technology.inquirer.net > 148761 > from-strategy-to-execution-powering-central-luzons-ai-future-through-regional-digital-transformation

From Strategy to Execution: Powering Central Luzon’s AI future through regional digital transformation

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (354+ words) The Department of Science and Technology Regional Office No. III (DOST-III / DOST-CL) and WPH Digital, a Singapore-based AI and digital innovation company, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to accelerate regional digital transformation and artificial intelligence (AI) adoption across…...

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technology.inquirer.net > 148646 > five-things-organizations-get-wrong-about-cyber-resilience

Five things organizations get wrong about cyber resilience

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (513+ words) Inquirer Technology Five things organizations get wrong about cyber resilience Cybersecurity budgets keep growing. And with that, so do breaches. As we have interviewed a number of service providers in the past several months, here’s five reasons why most organizations…...

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technology.inquirer.net > 148607 > how-brick-and-mortar-stores-leverage-the-cloud-for-peace-of-mind

How brick and mortar stores leverage the cloud for peace of mind

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (298+ words) In the Philippines, where regional power fluctuations and spotty provincial connectivity are operational constants, local database corruption is not a matter of if, but when. When a branch terminal fails, the immediate human consequence is felt at the prize counter:…...