Pangilinan Eyes Tarlac as Philippine 'Silicon Valley' Hub
Manuel V. Pangilinan, a prominent Philippine infrastructure magnate, has expressed keen interest in the government's vision to transform Tarlac province into a "Philippine Silicon Valley." He highlighted his group's potential contributions in power, telecommunications, and data centers, emphasizing a long-term development perspective.
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