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The distribution utilities (DUs) owned by Aboitiz Power Corporation will be migrating to cloud computing solutions for the build-up of their information technology (IT) infrastructure as a way to further improve their services to customers. The IT platform of their DUs will be moving away from o

Iligan Light and Power, Inc.'s Cebuteam forTyphoon Odette-affected areas (PNA photo by Divina M. Suson) ILIGAN CITY - They spent Christmas and New Year in Cebu province, away from family and friends, to help Typhoon Odette victims. They were sad for a while, but knowing that their loved ones were safe asthey helped restore electricity was enough satisfaction for the seven-man team of the Iligan Light and Power Incorporated (ILPI). They arrived to a heroes' welcome on February 8 and gathe...

Iligan Light and Power, Inc.'s Cebuteam forTyphoon Odette-affected areas (PNA photo by Divina M. Suson) ILIGAN CITY - They spent Christmas and New Year in Cebu province, away from family and friends, to help Typhoon Odette victims. They were sad for a while, but knowing that their loved ones were safe asthey helped restore electricity was enough satisfaction for the seven-man team of the Iligan Light and Power Incorporated (ILPI). They arrived to a heroes' welcome on February 8 and gathe...

US-based firm offers to build P75B power plant, tunnel in Cebu City

AboitizPower moves IT infrastructure to the cloud

AboitizPower distribution utilities, which serve around 1 million customers nationwide, migrated their enterprise and legacy systems from on-premise servers

US-based firm offers to build P75B power plant, tunnel in Cebu City

WITH much of the country still under Alert Level 2, and Iloilo and Guimaras in the Visayas and Zamboanga City, Davao De Oro, Davao Occidental and South Cotabato in Mindanao under a stricter Alert Level 3, looks like it’s best to still be spending more time at home than not.…

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno yesterday visited his mother’s hometown in Allen, Northern Samar as he touted his Visayan roots despite faring poorly in the latest Pulse Asia survey conducted in Samar island provinces.

There are only between 50 and 249 of the Philippine-native birds left in the wild. . Read more at straitstimes.com.