Project delivery calendar
A practical sequence for the 15 selected hackathons: what closes first, which workspace it belongs to, and the proof each submission needs.
Act now: X-Agent AI MCP closes on 19 September. AlphaVerifier needs its complete, reproducible GitHub submission ready before the technical-review window begins.
Showing all 17 timeline entries for 15 hackathons.
Registration and development. Submit the complete capability through the official GitHub repository.
Live API, health endpoint, deployment proof, reproducible calls, complete source, and OlaXBT Nexus integration for the trading track.
Two-day online build for cybersecurity and online safety. Confirm age and student eligibility before committing work.
Working prototype, project description, technology list, and a video under five minutes explaining the problem, solution, operation, technologies, and impact.
Use the Bloomreach, Databricks, Gemini, and Shopify sandboxes to demonstrate a closed commerce loop.
Working demo and code. MarginLoop targets advanced T6, so all four platform integrations need to be visible and credible.
Kickoff is 25 September at 15:00 UTC; submissions close 27 September at 15:00 UTC.
Bob-assisted files, task-session screenshots, title and descriptions, cover image, video, slides, demo platform, and application URL.
Build a software factory in BAND Desktop with a clean-container, judge-clonable codebase.
A public repository, BAND room export, mandates for at least three distinct coding-agent seats, and a room-recording plus walkthrough video.
Month-long online build. Every entry must be built on AssemblyAI; the exact submission time is not published.
A concise demo of the voice-to-verified-operational-record workflow, including correction history, escalation, and generated incident evidence.
Founder-style global weekend build. An application is required; tracks and exact submission time were not published.
Online build for AI agents and high-performance applications on AMD GPUs. The on-site phase runs 17–18 October.
Exact cloud stack, tracks, eligibility, team-size limits, submission requirements, and judging rules are not yet published.
Online build for enterprise AI, data, cloud, IoT, and edge applications; the on-site phase is 19–20 October in Amsterdam.
Tracks, prizes, required technology, eligibility, submission assets, and judging criteria remain unpublished.
Final deadline after an August–October build phase. Judging is 27 October–9 November; winners are scheduled for 10 November.
Substantive OpenCV 5 and AWS use, technical report, reproducible repository, architecture diagram, working endpoint or arranged demo, limitations, and a ≤5-minute video.
Registration and kickoff close today. Submission is due 2 November at 15:00 UTC.
Build and on-site dates, tracks, technology partners, prizes, and required submission assets are still TBA.
Final deadline for an AWS CDS-powered, deployed customer solution.
Entrants must be professionals or postgraduates, be an AWS Partner, and have an ACE opportunity ID. Use at least one eligible CDS service.
Final deadline. Entries must run on Nebius Token Factory or Nebius AI Cloud and use an NVIDIA open-source model.
Working hosted/test demo, public licensed repository and README, a ≤3-minute narrated video, and a clear account of Nebius and NVIDIA usage.
Submit the proof-of-action firewall after the nine-day post-kickoff window.
Online build for agents that perform real work safely inside Vultr sandboxes. The approved on-site phase is 8 November.
Tracks, prizes, eligibility, mandatory technologies, team size, judging, and submission details have not been published.
Scheduled winner-announcement day following the 27 October–9 November final judging period.
The dashboard showed both “Submissions open” and a zero-day countdown. Treat the challenge as closed unless the organiser explicitly confirms a reopening.