Pax Silica: More than jobs
To understand why Pax Silica matters, one must first understand the global context.
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To understand why Pax Silica matters, one must first understand the global context.
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It also seems highly suspect why anyone would want to tap the Philippines as a critical partner in such a massive undertaking.
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At this point, there are only a few knowns and many unknowns about Pax Silica because it remains in its visionary and formative phase.
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Instead, what many are demanding is that the administration take a deep breath and first address serious ‘regulation’ issues.
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Artificial intelligence has unexpectedly created an opportunity. As demand for advanced chips continues to accelerate, global manufacturing capacity remains…
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A sharp selloff in U.S. semiconductor stocks erased about $1.3 trillion in market value on Friday, 5 June, as investors pulled back from high-flying artificial…
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TOKYO — Japanese companies are planning to invest about P56.3 billion in the Philippines, with projects focused on shipbuilding,…
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Around 50,500 workers were set to walk off production lines for 18 days from Thursday.
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A South Korean court orders the union to ensure any strike did not disrupt production.
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Among the companies PEZA engaged was Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd., one of Japan’s largest materials and electronics firms, which is studying possible expansion…
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‘We can now aspire towards local value-addition for our green ‘tech-metals.’ In this context, partnership with Israel is critical as they are a recognized…
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Participation in Pax Silica inevitably intersects with the Philippines’ complicated relationship with China.
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A 4,000-acre property within New Clark City, Tarlac will be transformed into an industrial hub centered on artificial intelligence (AI) innovation and…
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As the Philippines continues to dominate the business process outsourcing (BPO) sector, Finance Secretary Frederick Go said the government is banking on it,…
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The mining industry’s low contribution to the Philippines’ GDP highlights a sharp irony, given the country’s high ranking in global nickel, gold and copper…
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A number of foreign firms are in talks with the Philippine government to expand their respective operations in the country, according to Department of Finance…
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A number of foreign firms are in talks with the Philippine government to expand their respective presences in the country, according to Department of Finance…
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The country will continue to engage with the US as ‘it is an important trade and investment partner.’
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