A team of associates from Independence Blue Cross’s (IBX) Advanced Analytics and Data Science department won first place at a recent Google Code for the Cure Hackathon in New York City. The event, run ...

Boris Cherny built Claude Code, and he hasn’t written a line of code in over six months. That’s not a confession. In a new interview with Casey Newton, the creator of Anthropic’s coding agent said the ...

The Solana ecosystem just got a searchable catalog of almost 3,000 new project ideas. Colosseum, the platform behind Solana’s flagship hackathon series, has published its product directory following ...

The VSLive! Microsoft AI Hackathon 2026 will run alongside VSLive! @ Microsoft HQ in Redmond, Wash. The in-person event is scheduled for July 28-30, with evening build sessions and awards before the ...

According to Claude on X (@claudeai), Anthropic is hosting the Claude Code hackathon for Opus 4.7 with a $100,000 prize pool in API credits and on-site collaboration with the Claude Code team, with ...

ML @Purdue's Catapult hackathon brought students to Purdue’s Wilmeth Active Learning Center this weekend for a 36-hour event centered on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and entrepreneurship ...

What can a group of college software engineers build within 24 hours? Students at the University of Cincinnati (UC) tested that question at RevolutionUC, the oldest and largest in-person hackathon at ...

Some 150 tech workers gather in a co-working space at Mission and 15th streets, where they build projects that help nonprofits solve problems. Photo by Junyao Yang on Nov. 8, 2025. On a sunny, ...

The era of vibe coding — the practice of building software by describing what you want in plain English and letting artificial intelligence handle the rest — is here. The AI company Anthropic recently ...

Tech Moves covers notable hires, promotions and personnel changes in the Pacific NW tech community. Submissions: [email protected] by Kurt Schlosser on Feb 20, 2026 at 12:00 pm February 20, 2026 at 11 ...

At 2 p.m. on Saturday, the basement of the Jen-Hsun Huang Engineering Center was humming with activity. Hackers bent over computer screens of code at long tables littered with empty energy drink cans, ...