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Chairman Famy Ismail
Laptop.lk and Technocity Ltd., have marked a significant milestone, with the successful completion of a state-of-the-art AI IT Laboratory at Ananda College, Chilaw. The newly established lab features 25 units of the latest branded desktop computers powered by Intel Core i5 processors, modern furniture, a 75” Technoview AI Smart Board, all in one printers, and UPS systems creating a fully equipped, future-ready digital learning environment for students.
The AI IT laboratory at Ananda College was completed with an investment of approximately Rs. 10 million. Initially, the group pledged Rs. 20 million in cash and Rs. 30 million worth of IT equipment. However, following detailed on ground assessments conducted in collaboration with the Prime Minister’s Office, the scope of support was significantly expanded to meet the actual needs of the schools. As a result, the total value of IT equipment contributed increased to Rs. 60 million, bringing the overall contribution by Laptop.lk and Technocity Ltd., to Rs. 80 million under the “Rebuilding Sri Lanka” program.
The opening ceremony was graced by Secretary to the Prime Minister Pradeep Saputhanthri, as the Chief Guest. The Guest of Honor was Technocity Ltd., and Laptop.lk Ltd., Chairman Famy Ismail alongside Technocity Ltd., Director Kadeer Ismath and Head of Services Hemal Chandrathne and was attended by students, staff, and distinguished invitees, celebrating this important milestone.
Chairman Famy Ismail highlighted the transformative power of technology in education: “Technology is the gateway to opportunity. By equipping schools with modern AI IT facilities, we are not just providing computers we are empowering students with the tools to dream bigger, learn faster, and build brighter futures for themselves and for Sri Lanka.”
The completion of this AI IT laboratory further underscores Technocity’s dedication to fostering educational equity and contributing to Sri Lanka’s long-term recovery and development.
