MOHAMED ABDUL AZEEZ S N (mdabdulazeez)

India
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FIND EVIL!

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AI threats strike in minutes. Build the defender that responds in seconds.

$22,000 in prizes
Winners TBD
4409 participants

GKE Turns 10 Hackathon

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Build next gen microservices with AI Agents

$50,000 in prizes
Winners announced
4709 participants

NeuraViaHacks

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Capture Medical Data to Construct Interactive Software for large prizes.

$1,025 in prizes
Winners announced
605 participants

Perplexity Hackathon

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Create an internet-enabled project to inspire curiosity, seek knowledge, or reason through complex tasks.

$35,000 in prizes
Winners announced
4355 participants

RAG 'n' ROLL Amp up Search with Snowflake & Mistral

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Push the boundaries of AI Search with Cortex Search, Mistral LLM, and Streamlit Community Cloud

$10,000 in prizes
Winners announced
1963 participants

Reddit Games and Puzzles Hackathon

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Create a new game or puzzle for the Reddit community!

$116,000 in prizes
Winners announced
1940 participants

MedHacks Season 2

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Health is Wealth

$14,000 in prizes
Winners announced
1177 participants

Google Cloud Vertex AI Agent Builder Hackathon

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Dive into AI Agents: Explore, Create, and Win Big at the Vertex AI Hackathon!

$30,000 in prizes
Winners announced
3634 participants

LaunchHacks III

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LaunchHacks inspires people to be creative, innovative, and LAUNCH their own initiatives through the power of technology and programming.

$15,175 in prizes
Winners announced
1242 participants

United Hacks V2

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Showcase your true abilities and collaborate with like minded individuals to make and pitch a project during United Hacks V2.

$39,500 in prizes
Winners announced
386 participants

Docker AI/ML Hackathon

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Use Docker to get inspired and be productive within this exciting new frontier of AI

$20,000 in prizes
Winners announced
2271 participants

DualHacks

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Unlock the future of education — innovate, collaborate, and code.

$207,068 in prizes
Winners announced
493 participants