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technology.inquirer.net > 149209 > how-philippine-creators-leverage-ai-on-capcut

How Philippine creators leverage AI on CapCut

10+ hour, 4+ min ago   (502+ words) Inquirer Technology How Philippine creators leverage AI on CapCut I just got back from CapCut World Singapore, the first-ever event of its kind. It was a gathering of creators and industry stakeholders who all have one thing in common: they…...

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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, 12+ 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 > 148889 > going-around-cebus-colonial-history-in-parian

GOing around Cebu’s colonial history in Parian

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (1348+ words) CEBU, Philippines — Now that we’re done going around Intramuros for PokeStops, it’s time to book a flight towards the historic Queen City of the South. As the celebration of National History Month continues, we’re now going to explore a small…...

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technology.inquirer.net > 148881 > pasahero-turns-the-filipino-commute-into-a-whimsical-game

PasaHero turns the Filipino commute into a whimsical game

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (1734+ words) The PasaHero project began as Gabriel Del Rosario’s thesis at Ateneo de Manila University, where he wanted to make a game about travelling around the Philippines and delivering packages. He eventually realized that he did not have enough personal experience…...

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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…...