Utah Hard Tech Hackathon Offers $15,000 in Prizes for Technical Solutions
Utah's inaugural Hard Tech Week opened with a 48-hour hackathon offering $15,000 in bounties for solutions spanning AI infrastructure, energy, cybersecurity and other technical challenges facing industry. Utah's first Hard Tech Week, October 26-30, began with a $15,000 challenge to developers and researchers to develop technical solutions for problems in energy, artificial intelligence infrastructure, cybersecurity, aerospace and other industries. The 48-hour event, held at Aernata in downtown Salt Lake City, aims to translate Utah's technical talent into companies that address problems in the physical world. The largest bounty is from Nucleus Institute and Startup State, which are offering $10,000 to advance a promising hard technology innovation. Participants must demonstrate tangible progress beyond an initial concept, with a presentation of no more than five slides and a one-page roadmap explaining the project's next milestones.
Publicado : hace 5 horas por Marv Alhlstrom en Business Tech
Utah's inaugural Hard Tech Week opened Monday with a $15,000 challenge to developers and researchers: turn technical ideas into working solutions for problems in energy, artificial intelligence infras... [10606 symbols]
