LAIVDATA, a prominent AI EdTech firm from South Korea, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with VTC Online, the largest publisher in Vietnam. This agreement seeks to collaborate on the development and delivery of AI-driven educational technology services, leveraging the combined technological and marketing expertise of both companies, for deployment across South Korea and Vietnam.
Under the MOU, LAIVDATA and VTC Online will collaborate to provide AI-powered EdTech services to the public education sectors in both South Korea and Vietnam. The partnership will also emphasize long-term initiatives to broaden the reach of AI-driven digital learning solutions across Vietnam. VTC Online, a subsidiary of VTC—the leading media corporation in Vietnam—is involved not only in game publishing but also in educational ventures in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
The partnership will involve the exchange of technologies between the two companies, strengthening technical cooperation for the development of AI education technology and platforms. Additionally, the companies will jointly develop AI EdTech products that integrate South Korean educational content with VTC Online's educational software.
As a prominent startup specializing in AI tutoring engine development, LAIVDATA has made a strong impact on both the domestic and international public education markets in South Korea. The company provides AI diagnostic services designed for primary and secondary schools in South Korea and has showcased exceptional performance in personalized education with its advanced AI tutor technology.
"By successfully introducing our AI-based integrated education service technology to the Vietnamese market, we aim to pursue strategic investments and partnerships with leading global companies actively. This will drive the global expansion of our AI digital education business. Through these efforts, we will create innovative synergies and further solidify our position as a leading global AI EdTech platform company", said Soo-Jung Park, CEO of LAIVDATA.
