Wednesday Nov 11, 2026
Wednesday Nov 11, 2026
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Techzone Kandy and Lenovo have launched a new computer laboratory featuring 10 Lenovo All-in-One PCs, a 75-inch TECHNO VIEW AI Interactive Panel with AI Camera, and a complete modern lab setup.
The point isn’t simply that the machines are new. It is what students can do with them.
Artificial Intelligence is changing the way people work, create, communicate and learn. So the computer in the classroom is no longer merely a computer. It is becoming a gateway—to digital creativity, AI, research, experimentation and a world of information that moves considerably faster than the school timetable.
For The Technocity Ltd. Chairman Mohamed Ismail Famy technology comes with a responsibility.
“We are now living in the era of Artificial Intelligence, where technology is changing the way we learn, work and build our future,” he said. “Our responsibility goes beyond simply providing technology. We must also help create opportunities for the next generation to experience and learn with it.”
The launch was attended by Central Province Governor Dr. Harsha Suranga Fernando, together with Laptop.lk Director Minhaj Farook, Techzone Kandy Manager Hemal Chandraratne, Naveen Kejriwal and Lenovo Shekhar Karmakar, Additional Provincial Director of Education (Development) D. M. K. Dasanayaka, Provincial Department of Education Deputy Director of Education (Development, ICT) A. K. P. S. Kodithuwakku, Central Province; and Provincial Council Kandy Chief Secretary G. H. M. A. Premasinghe. There is something reassuring about putting powerful technology in the hands of young people—not because it guarantees what they will become, but because it gives them another tool with which to discover it.
The AI era has arrived.At Vidyartha College, the students now have a front-row seat.
