PayPal AI Hackathon Featured Online Build what’s next with PayPal and AI $67,500 in prizes Nov 12, 2026 03:00 PM EST to submit 29422 participants
CockroachDB × AWS Hackathon - Build with Agentic Memory Online Agents that think. Agents that act. Agents that remember; reliably, globally, at any scale. $8,750 in prizes Winners announced 3689 participants
Global AI Hackathon Series with Qwen Cloud Online Build your own AI Agent on Qwen Cloud - compete for $70K in prizes across five tracks. $45,000 in prizes Winners announced 8435 participants
Beyond Tomorrow Summit Online Code the Future. Shape the World. $1,800 in prizes Winners announced 355 participants
Agentic AI Build Week 2026 Ho Chi Minh City, Việt Nam Largest AI Buildathon in Southeast Asia - (We have moved away from Devpost to our official portal - aitalent.genaifund.ai/hackathon. Read More Below) Non-monetary prizes Jun 9 – Jul 6, 2026 1586 participants
Hack Days in Hosur Krishnagiri, India Build AI-powered solutions with Google Gemini to solve real-world challenges in a one-day hackathon. Non-monetary prizes Jun 18 – Jul 2, 2026 32 participants
NACOS X GDG AI Hackathon Online An AI hackathon where you use AI to build tools that can help Nigerian university Non-monetary prizes Winners announced 347 participants
Internal Tools Hacks Online Create an application which saves a company time and money, leading to a more efficeint workflow and company operations $CAD 1,500 in prizes Winners announced 179 participants
GitLab AI Hackathon Online You Orchestrate. AI Accelerates. $65,000 in prizes Winners announced 6921 participants
QHacks 2026 Kingston, Canada QHacks 2026 is Queen's University's annual hackathon. This year's theme is "The Golden Age". $13,400 in prizes Feb 6 – 8, 2026 225 participants
Hack the Track presented by Toyota GR Online Unleash the Data. Engineer Victory. $20,000 in prizes Winners announced 2223 participants
IEEE OC Computer Society AI Dev Hack 2025 Online Building the Future: AI-Powered Tools for Real World Impact $1,752 in prizes Winners announced 1516 participants