Pax Silica highlights need for clearer industrialization policy
Before committing to Pax Silica, the Philippines must determine what it wants to build, and what it wants to gain from foreign investment
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US to tell partners they must pick sides in AI race with China
‘Signature of the Pax Silica Declaration is not merely a membership subscription, but a commitment,’ a leaked draft letter from the US State Department says, urging countries to ‘choose deliberately’ on AI
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Building a ‘Silicon Valley in Tarlac’? Manny Pangilinan wants in.
Power, connectivity, data centers – MVP has all three, and now he’s looking into how his group can pitch in on Tarlac’s emerging tech hub
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Ask Me Anything with lawyer Carlo Ybanez, and IBON Foundation on the Pax Silica debate
Where do you stand in the heated Pax Silica debate? Join Rappler’s Ask Me Anything session with people who’ve weighed in on the AI initiative by sending your questions to the Everyday Tech chat room on the Rappler app by 4 pm on August 11.
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[OPINION] What America’s AI boom teaches us about scrutinizing Pax Silica
Communities across the United States are already grappling with soaring electricity demand, opaque utility agreements, environmental concerns, and questions over promised jobs. Before Pax Silica breaks ground, if ever, Filipinos should learn from those experiences.
