MANILA, Philippines — Pampanga-based tycoon Dennis Anthony Uy has long been known for investing back in his hometown of Angeles, so it’s perhaps no surprise that he is taking an interest in the massive developments taking shape nearby.
There is, of course, the planned Pax Silica hub that would house artificial intelligence (AI)-related industries.
Then there’s the Bases Conversion and Development Authority’s (BCDA) continuing search for a joint venture partner to build a P2.5-billion information and communications technology infrastructure project in New Clark City.
Article continues after this advertisement
For Uy, both projects make logical investments for Converge ICT Solutions Inc. FEATURED STORIES
