Former First Lady Melania Trump has secured six new private-sector technology partners for her "Fostering the Future" education initiative, according to a White House news update cited by Techub News. The new partners are Adobe, Amazon, Intel, Starlink, Google, and Zoom. Together, the companies have pledged more than $23 million to support children around the world with education, tools, and professional expertise.
The update also disclosed two specific commitments. Google said it will contribute $4 million to expand its SI Educator Series globally through the new partnership. Amazon said it will widen free access to its Kiro SI coding assistant, reaching 5 million students through 132 universities. No additional details were provided in the source about the other companies’ individual commitments.
Former First Lady Melania Trump has brought six new private-sector technology companies into her "Fostering the Future" education initiative, according to Techub News, citing a White House news release. The new partners are Adobe, Amazon, Intel, Starlink, Google, and Zoom.
The six companies have pledged more than $23 million in combined support for children worldwide, with the funding and resources aimed at education, tools, and professional expertise.
Google and Amazon outlined specific commitments
Google said it will commit $4 million to expand its SI Educator Series globally through the new partnership.
Amazon said it will broaden free access to its Kiro SI coding assistant, reaching 5 million students through 132 universities.
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