At this year’s Gamescom, ASUS revealed three new gaming displays aimed at esports fans. The new lineup, part of the company’s Ace series, focuses on fast OLED screens that reduce blur and offer bright, accurate colors for quick-action games. The top-tier model, the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace , runs at 720Hz, making it the quickest of the bunch. It uses a 1080p WOLED panel with a peak brightness of 1,700 nits and works with Dolby Vision for sharper HDR visuals. A handy extra is the built-in Position Sensor, which tracks the screen’s angle and height. This info appears on the display, so gamers can easily reset their preferred viewing position after moving the monitor. The other two monitors use QD-OLED panels. The new ASUS ROG Strix OLED XG259QDPG Ace offers a 560Hz refresh rate and comes with a special coating that ASUS says boosts dark tones by up to 40 percent while also protecting the screen from scratches. The cheaper version, the ASUS ROG Strix...
The Philippine delegation delivered impressive performance during its participation in the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI). Held last August in Astana, Kazakhstan, the competition saw the four-member Filipino team secure medals in every category, bringing home one silver and three bronze awards. They competed against a massive field of 466 high school students representing 108 different countries and territories. The silver medal was earned by Theo Lorenzo T. Bustamante from the Philippine Science High School–CALABARZON Region Campus, who managed to rank 80th overall. The bronze medals were claimed by three other students: Ellison Matthew S. Ang of Philippine Science High School–Main Campus, Jhareign S. Solidum of University of Mindanao Ilang High School), and Juan Mateo J. Desuasido of Brent International School Manila. This result placed the Philippines among a select group of nations that successfully secured silver medals during their first IOAI appea...