From disaster prediction and prevention to emergency response and recovery, new tech is helping humanity confront natural disasters with greater resilience and preparedness.
HP and the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) are aligning efforts to build an AI-ready Philippines, focusing on technological innovation to support long-term national development.
Participating in Shell LiveWire means gaining access to mentorship, networking opportunities, funding, and the support needed to scale businesses effectively. This program provides a platform for businesses to showcase their potential, foster community impact, and contribute to the sustainable development of the economy.
In just one minute, student teams from UP, La Salle, and Ateneo de Manila University stood before a panel of top tech leaders to pitch their boldest business ideas at the Big 3 Startup Showdown, a hackathon bringing together the next generation of Filipino changemakers.
Now Open for Registration
Registration for the 1st Philippine National AI Prompt Design Challenge runs from March 28 to May 25, 2025, while the competition runs from June 17-20, 2025. Interested participants may sign up at https://ai-promptchallenge.com/ph
The James Dyson Award, an international student design and engineering competition, is calling for entries to its 2025 program. From everyday challenges to the world’s most pressing issues, the Award calls for current or recent students to submit problem-solving ideas that could make a real difference in people’s lives.
Through its commitment to real-time data analytics, immersive technologies, and hyper-personalized content, Sportradar is building a sports ecosystem where fans are more connected to their favorite games than ever.
96 teams, one mission: transforming lives through innovation! PLDT and Smart’s InnoGen 4 challenges Filipino youth to create groundbreaking tech solutions for persons with disabilities. Who will shape the future of inclusive technology? Stay tuned!
The winner of the innovation challenge for the efficient assessment of forest roads conditions would start with an initial project to test the solution together with the CMPC team and would be rewarded with USD20,000 for validation.