The ET AI Hackathon 2.0 is a national-level AI challenge designed to help emerging talent build and showcase real-world AI solutions. With ...

ET AI Hackathon 2.0, an initiative by The Economic Times is now open for registrations, inviting students, developers and product thinkers ...

Speaking at the eighth meeting of Karnataka’s Startup Vision Group, chairman Prashant Prakash said future momentum will depend on emerging ...

In Bengaluru, hacker houses like The Residency are turning into live-in labs where young developers build AI startups while living together...

As generative AI moves from experimentation to enterprise integration, The Economic Times’ ET GenAI Hackathon brings together industry lead...

In high-pressure AI hackathons, mentorship often becomes the defining factor between promising ideas and production-ready products. Using t...

Hackathons have quietly evolved from high-energy coding contests into serious talent and innovation arenas. Enterprises are now paying clos...

The story of AI talent in India is undergoing a transformation from what’s on paper to what solves problems for real. This article discusse...

The Andhra Pradesh government signed an agreement with Cyient Foundation and AICTE to boost entrepreneurship and innovation. The initiative...

To bridge the AI skills gap, tech giants like Microsoft and Accenture are partnering with Indian colleges. They're conducting workshops, in...

The two-year partnership wants to strengthen the startup ecosystem by facilitating collaboration between ADIF's network of startups and ent...

The MoU, signed by Oppo India R&D Head, Tasleem Arif and Anil Kumar Tentu, CEO, APIS, aims to accelerate the overall innovation culture in ...

The hackathon with a prize pool of Rs 1 crore, will close applications on October 9 with a mega finale on December 1 after participants are...

The idea is to develop solutions in distributed computing and privacy preserving techniques such as multi-party computation in AI.

Genesis Hack aims to promote and grow the number of blockchain developers in India.

"In today's timeframe, you need to build momentum in 18 months, or else you are gone. The idea is to grow fast and take off," said Umakant ...

Bengaluru is certainly no stranger to hackathons, meet-ups for geeks to show-off by building technology solutions to specific problems.