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Manila, Philippines (September 22, 2026) — As workdays become increasingly flexible, modern professionals need a device that can keep up with demanding tasks without slowing them down. Combining a high-quality display with AI-powered productivity in an ultra-thin design, the all-new HUAWEI MatePad Air is designed to fit naturally into any workflow. HUAWEI’s newest tablet offers professionals a more flexible way to get things done, wherever their workday takes them. For professionals and content creators looking for a device that can support their everyday productivity, here are four things to know about the new HUAWEI MatePad Air. 1. World’s Best Screen That Makes Every Workday Look Better and Feel Easier on the Eyes When so much of the day is spent looking at a screen, today’s professionals need a display that helps them work comfortably while making long hours in front of it easier on the eyes. For content creator and “side hustler” Rini, the display is one of the standout features ...

Manila, Philippines – The next disruption to a Filipino Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise’s (MSME) bottom line may not come from a slow sales day. It may come from five hours without power. With recurring power alerts and weather-related disruptions continuing across the Philippines, staying operational is becoming a growing concern for MSMEs. During the rainy season, storms can trigger power interruptions, while El Niño-driven demand surges place additional strain on the power grid. According to the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities , even when supply is officially adequate, thin reserve margins worsened by plant outages and spikes in demand continue to leave the grid vulnerable to alerts and rotating brownouts,  Schneider Electric , a global energy technology leader with 190 years of innovation expertise, says the difference is not whether an outage hits. It is whether a business is ready when it does. For a digitally-run MSME, unstable power no longer just means lo...

Business growth in Asia Pacific is entering a new phase. The sustained increase in data, process automation, and the advancement of artificial intelligence are redefining the way enterprises compete and operate. In this scenario, computing has ceased to be a technical support and has become a strategic factor, directly linked to productivity and growth capacity. The growing adoption of artificial intelligence, advanced analytics, and automation is increasing the demands placed on enterprise technology infrastructure. As models and workloads become more complex, organizations require platforms that can scale efficiently while maintaining performance and optimizing energy consumption. In this context, modern computing architectures are evolving toward models that enable greater processing capacity to be consolidated within a smaller physical infrastructure footprint. The typical result is a more efficient operation, with reduced space, power, and management requirements. In fact, compari...

NAGA CITY — Eastern Communications underscored the role of digital infrastructure in accelerating regional development during the 10th Convergence of Luzon ICT Champions Conference and Exhibit (CLICKCONEX) 2026. Co-organized by the National ICT Confederation of the Philippines (NICP), the Naga City Government, and the ICT Council of Bicol, the conference brought together leaders from government, industry, and the technology sector to discuss digital development and regional competitiveness. The event featured a distinguished roster of keynote speakers, including Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo, Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong, and Senators Bam Aquino and Kiko Pangilinan.  As one of the conference’s keynote speakers, Eastern’s Chief Revenue and Innovation Officer, Edsel Paglinawan. Paglinawan discussed how telecommunications infrastructure has evolved from a basic utility into a strategic enabler of innovation, economic growth, and regional digital transformation.  In his pre...

Thousands of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) gained further knowledge on how technology and digital platforms can help them grow their businesses sustainably and with ease during the 18th Philippine Business Expo, which was backed by the Philippines SME Business Network (PhilSME) and GCash for Business.    The event focused on gathering innovators, entrepreneurs, startups, corporate professionals, business owners, and franchisors, providing them with business solutions and industry insights to help them navigate the increasingly digital economy.   "Events like this are important because MSMEs do not grow alone—they grow stronger through collaboration, innovation, and access to the right support systems. Through PHILSME, we hope more entrepreneurs realize that there is a whole community ready to help them succeed in today’s evolving business landscape," PhilSME CEO & Managing Director Trixie Esguerra-Abrenilla said.   GCash has been designing tools th...