Keppel provides computers to Hanoi students
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Keppel gave computers and learning resources to students in Hanoi’s Son Dong commune. The company partnered with the Tien Phong newspaper to launch the “Bytes for Future” program on September 11, distributing equipment to students at Song Phuong and Van Canh primary and secondary schools.
Keppel provided 55 computers, 90 headsets, and two smart televisions to over 2,300 students across the two schools.
This donation aimed to improve learning conditions and give students more opportunities to learn digital skills for the future. Local officials noted the program would help students overcome technological barriers and support educational development in the area. Currently, access to technology for learning is limited in both schools. Some classes require multiple students to share a single computer, and many existing devices are outdated with a lack of teaching aids.
School principals expressed gratitude for the support, stating the gifts would help overcome difficulties and facilitate learning, especially in the field of information technology. Keppel representative Joseph Low explained that digital transformation and artificial intelligence are changing industries and creating new opportunities. Through “Bytes for Future,” the company hopes to equip students with the skills and confidence needed to succeed in a technology-driven economy.
Keppel launched the program in 2024 and has since donated almost 200 computers to over 4,400 students in Tây Ninh, Đồng Nai, and Hanoi provinces.
