Tech Data, a TD SYNNEX company, has expanded its IBM distribution footprint across Asia Pacific, adding the Philippines… Power Mac Center (PMC) has expanded its retail footprint in the Davao Region with new PMC and The Loop stores at… Animal statistics reveal the country has more than 14 million stray dogs. Most of them end up dying on the streets or… The Esports Foundation (EF) has postponed the inaugural Esports Nations Cup (ENC) from November 2026 to November 2027… ‘The ongoing oil crisis brought about by the war in the Middle East has shown how decades of underinvestment in… Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP) has kicked off its 2026 esports season, opening qualifiers for the TGR Philippines Esports GT Championship and introducing a new category for younger sim racers. Qualifiers for TMP’s premier sim racing tournament will run from 17 August to 13 September, with participants given the option to compete onsite at selected Toyota dealerships or online. The competition provides aspiring racers a pathway into motorsports, with previous winners eventually competing in the TGR Philippine Cup. This year, Toyota is introducing a Junior Class for participants aged 18 and below, while racers aged 19 and above will compete in the Sporting Class. Previously, participants competed in a single category, with the top three earning the opportunity to represent the Philippines in the regional finals. The 10 fastest racers from each of the two classes will advance to the National Finals at the SMX Convention Center on 27 September. Three racers will then be selected to represent the Philippines in the regional finals. The champions of the Junior and Sporting classes will automatically secure two slots, while the third will go to the runner-up from either class who finishes with the higher points total after the final round. Each class champion