Launched in 2022, the GAxD campaign aims to raise awareness of Filipino-developed technologies and highlight the creative potential of individuals. The emphasis of this year's campaign is on science visual storytelling through creative advertising.
According to the Digital 2026 report, the Philippines continues to strengthen its position as one of the world’s most digitally active and socially connected nations. The country is home to 98 million internet users and 95.8 million social media identities, marking a 10.3% increase year on year.
o kick off Philippine Startup Week (PHSW) 2025 last November 11, 2025, the Innovative Startup Act (ISA) Steering Committee announced that it has mobilized PHP2.1-billion in government funding for the Philippine startup ecosystem and its “ISA 2030 Vision.”
Bringing fresh ideas to real-world challenges, Samsung continues its mission to inspire the Filipino next-gen heroes with the return of Solve for Tomorrow 2025, as part of Samsung’s global initiative.
The 2025 global winners for the James Dyson Award are Watersense, an autonomous quality monitoring device, and OnCue, a smart keyboard for people with Parkinson's.
Celebrating bold approaches to problem-solving, the James Dyson Award is an international design engineering competition that challenges young inventors to develop solutions to real-world issues. This year, entries tackle problems from climate change, accessibility in healthcare, to disaster response.
The Geeks on a Beach (GOAB) 2025 event concluded with the announcement of the API Build Lab winners, showcasing some of the most promising API-driven solutions from Southeast Asia.
The Philippines' national winner of the 20th James Dyson Award, SolAsin, addresses the nation's struggling salt industry and the absence of sustainable livelihood opportunities for coastal residents.