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Sunday, February 05, 2006
IT firm to invest P200-M in Clark
CLARK ECOZONE -- A P200-million IT project was recently approved by Clark Development Corporation, boosting Clark's bid to become one of the country's centers for cyber projects.
CDC president Antonio R. Ng has signed memorandum of agreement with British Grand Vision Int'l Co., Inc. president Steve Jing Chen Huang for the establishment of design and maintenance websites, and data centers inside Clark.
Ng said the firm will employ about 150 workers in the first year of operations.
BGVICI, a partner of Transglobal Pacific Airways who was represented by Edgar Lim, will be developing Gaming Simulation Technology and Human Interface Replacing Machine Animation Solution for Far East clients.
The development of interactive Internet gaming software and hardware solutions will be the first in the country, Huang said.
The animated simulated and interactive Internet gaming services would be exclusively for regional and global market and co-location service development of computer hardware and software solutions for export.
The firm would also process and store voice, data, audio, video, music, electronic games and all kinds of computer technologies internet broadband or media presently available or to be subsequently made available through technical advances in the future.
Ng said the IT firm would be among the biggest IT firms in Clark once it starts operations in June this year.
(February 5, 2006 issue)
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