The TON Hacker House Bangkok, a massive Web3 event hosted by TONX and TON Society, drew over 3,400 attendees, showcasing the booming TON ecosystem and fostering collaboration through a hackathon with a $1.2M prize pool. Key industry leaders shared insights on DeFi, Meme, and SocialFi trends, while TONX API unveiled exciting new features.
OpenText is hosting its 2024 Hackathon, challenging developers to create innovative solutions using OpenText APIs to address challenges in MedTech sustainability, social sustainable design, and carbon accounting in technology. The virtual event aims to foster innovation and encourage participants to develop technologies that enhance existing OpenText solutions or contribute to sustainability initiatives for organizations utilizing OpenText products.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is hosting the Bhartiya Antariksh Hackathon, inviting student teams to develop innovative geo-spatial applications. The hackathon will culminate in a 30-hour grand finale, with the winners receiving recognition and potential opportunities for further development. The event is open to undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD students across India, with submissions accepted until July 26th, 2024.
Cloudera, the data company for trusted enterprise AI, announced the winners of its first-ever Climate and Sustainability Hackathon. The competition, hosted in collaboration with AMD, a high performance and adaptive computing company, invited data scientists from across the globe to develop end-to-end Accelerated Machine Learning Projects (AMPs) focused on solving the many environmental challenges facing the world today. AMPs are fully built, end-to-end data science solutions that can be deployed with a single click directly from Cloudera or accessed and built via public GitHub repositories. The unique, open-source community offers a comprehensive framework for building, deploying, and monitoring business-ready machine learning applications instantly. To facilitate swift, powerful computations and breakthrough innovations, Hackathon participants were granted access to Cloudera machine learning, powered by AMD hardware, to develop their own AMPs. Cloudera provided guidance on the types of climate challenges participants were welcome to address—including improving carbon stock calculations, advancing climate-smart agriculture, and addressing the global water crisis.
