List of hackathons in Cupertino, United States in 2018

California hackers! If you're passionate about clean and safe drinking water, then you're invited to participate in the California Water Data Hackathon. At the event, you will take the California Safe Drinking Water Data Challenge and collaborate to imagine and design an innovative way to increase community access to safe drinking water. Present your project and demonstrate its Impact, Scalability, and Innovation for your chance to win $1,500, as well as accelerator services to complete and deploy the solution.

Silicon Valley teen hackers -- aged 12-18 or younger! You're invited to participate in the TeenHacks High School Civic Hackathon 2018. Come with a team of up to 4 people, or join one when you come to the event. There are opportunities for both coders and non-coders to join in and contribute! At this 12-hour civic hackathon, you'll be challenged to identify and design a solution that can help enhance and improve services to your community.

PLEASE ALSO REGISTER ON http://srchacks.com/ , you must be registered on our official website.SRC Code is a 24 hour long free-to-attend hackathon made for high school students in the Bay Area, meant to empower any student who wants to code. Run by students for students, this event educates and provides a valuable opportunity for those looking to pursue computer science — regardless of their skill level. Attendees will work in teams of four to create software/hardware projects for an environmental, educational, or entertainment cause.

Citadel is proud to present The Data Open, a datathon competition taking place throughout the year at a series of top universities. At each event, participants collaborate in teams to work through a large and complex dataset and then submit their findings to a panel of judges. The UC Berkeley Datathon will take place in UC Berkeley on 8th September 2018. The deadline for registration (which includes a timed assessment) is on 1st September 2018. Please formally register for the event at: thedataopen.com. If you are an individual who has a passion for tackling the most interesting and critical challenges that touch the global markets, then The Data Open is for you. This is an opportunity for exceptional problem-solvers to Explore, Build and Win*. *The winning team will be rewarded with $25,000 in cash and the eligibility to interview at Citadel. 

You only need ONE ticket for entry on both days. Call for Code is a challenge that asks developers to create AI, Cloud, Data, IoT, or blockchain solutions for global disaster relief. Hardware projects are highly encouraged. This joint project supports the UN Human Rights office and The International Network of The American Red Cross, and is being sponsored by IBM. IDEAS is collaborating with SJ Hacks, the Colleges of Business and Engineering, other student orgs, and startup sponsors to host our own Call for Code event at SJSU as a two-day hackathon. Prizes include $1,000 prize for the top hardware project. This is one event you DO NOT want to miss. Learn more about the Call for Code Initiative Saturday, September 8 (8 am to 10 pm)Sunday, September 9 (8 am to 6 pm)Boccardo Business Complex 320 Free admission and foodThis event is only for SJSU students who are age 18+ Teams of up to 5 are allowed. Prizes include a $1,000 cash prize for the top hardware project. Registration and more details here. 200 available spots. Hurry! You will need to bring yourself, your laptop, charger, SJSU ID, and Eventbrite ticket (on paper or phone). Speakers Sean Lanthier: Retired Paramedic/Firefighter, startup co-founder of IncidentAid. Sean has experience judging a humanitarian Hackathon last spring at Santa Clara University where he continues to be involved providing workshops for students. He's recently participated in a mobile communications disaster drill at NASA.  Oscar Garcia: Former President of Mountain View's Chamber of Commerce. CEO of Aspira, a company that helps students and professionals develop their online professional presence.  Collaborators Lucas College and Graduate School of Business Charles W. Davidson College of Engineering IDEAS at SJSU SJ Hacks Spartan Hyperloop Society of Women Engineers Tau Beta Phi Sponsors IBM – prizes, food, IBM Cloud credit, and swag sponsorship Codes and Modules – three IoT circuit boards for hackathon use Sierra Circuits – $1,000 prize for best hardware project Smartex – $400 for best chat app for natural disaster Ambii – music streaming host for event Projects created from this challenge are highly encouraged to enter the Call for Code challenge! Please note that winning this hackathon itself will not affect entry into the main Call for Code challenge. 

F50 and Blockchain Founder Club, and SVE.io teamed up with the Silicon Valley startup communities to create Founder World 2018: Blockchain Impact,  Silicon Valley / San Francisco’s largest, community-based public event dedicated to Blockchain Developers and early-stage founders. Thousands of founders, Developers, community leaders, investors and aspiring entrepreneurs from Silicon Valley and around the globe gathered together to engage with industry experts, network with potential partners and see groundbreaking new companies that will define our future. Founder World will be powered by large group of startup community leaders and ecosystem players from the Silicon Valley and around the world. In 2015, F50, Google, SVE, and many other startup ecosystems came together to produce the first Founder World. It was San Francisco’s largest public event, with over 8,000 registered attendees. Founders from around the world came to learn how to navigate their startup journeys. Featured speakers included Tim Draper, Guy Kawasaki, Blake Masters (Zero to One), Jermaine Dupri (Music Producer), and Yvonne Darlene Cagle M.D. (NASA). Founder World 2018: Blockchain Impact will feature a global startup competition, a developer challenge, workshops, a community job fair, and a community leader summit, with global live broadcast and online participation.  Founder World is free to all the Hackathon attendees, community leaders, and winners of Hackathons worldwide. For more information: www.founderworld.com About F50: http://F50.io F50 is a venture capital platform focused on finding extraordinary startups in Silicon Valley and investing in them with its network of global capital. F50’s produces events including Global Capital Summit™, Synergy Blockchain Summit, and Founder World and offers products and services such as the F50 Report, Corporate Services, and the F50 Ventures Fund. About Blockchain Founder Club: http://founderclub.me A community focused on blockchain, organizing the biggest community Blockchain Demo Night in SF and Silicon Valley. About SVE: http://sve.io Manages the largest grassroots entrepreneur community, and developer network in Silicon Valley and the SF Bay Area. ================More details: http://founderworld.com

Overview Blockchain New Power is one of the top blockchain events in the area of Silicon Valley and a gathering of many top tier investors and startups from around the world. We provide a chance to connect with the global crypto ecosystem, foster a collaborative environment for all entrepreneurs, and provide innovative startups access a greater audience. Our goal is to provide the entry node into the blockchain network and give members a chance to build valuable connections. Several of Node Capital's latest successful portfolio companies will be joining this roadshow to demonstrate the newest innovations in blockchain technology Network with Influencers Be part of an exciting groundbreaking event. Blockchain New Power will host several star investors in the blockchain space that have already invested in blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies and digital assets. Attendees will also be able to interact with some of the most prominent blockchain startups working on cutting edge innovations and uses for the technology. Join us to meet these industry leaders and get their opinions firsthand. Hosts NewDo Venture - founded in 2015 in Silicon Valley and backed by top tier cross-boarder institutional investors as well as successful entrepreneurs, the firm has gathered hundreds of founders, scientific advisors, and funded more than eighty startups in AI, Cloud Computing, Enterprise Software, and Blockchain, co-investing with top tier VC firms. At the start of 2018, NewDo Venture launched the NewDo Blockchain Center. On one hand, a team of professionals are dedicated to researching the technology and publishing regular industry reports to provide valuable insights. On the other hand, the center hosts on-going networking events, galas, hackathons, and other professional gatherings to further the cause of blockchain innovation. Some early blockchain investments includes: ObEN PAI, QuarkChain, IoTeX, Ankr, Celer Network, Coinsuper, and CertiK Node Capital is a venture capital company focusing on blockchain industry. It is also one of the world’s earliest professional investment institutions of blockchain industry layouts. Node Capital aims to connection every node of blockchain industry by project investment and cooperation, thus building industry ecosystem, and promote healthy and stable development of blockchain industry. So far, Node Capital has invested many projects of blockchain industry, such as news information, digital asset transactions, storage, technology development and application. Including enterprises such as Coldlar, Bocheninc, fengwo, Jinse Finance , Lianshang Technology, Yulian, Qukuai Leida. Jinse.com is the leading platform that delivers news, industry reports, market conditions, data analytics, education, and community building dedicated to the blockchain arena. They persue real-time reporting that are comprehensive and professionally generated with verified information, to provide blockchain investors and startups the best product and services. Jinse.com is the collaboration between many online media outlets and search engines, including Tencent, Sina, Hexun, NetEase, Toutiao, and numerous other financial and technology institutions. The company currently has over a thousand startups, medias, and analysts creating over two hundred articles per day. Cointime is a one-stop service media platform which integrates blockchain news, financial information, quotations, knowledge, and communities. The platform is the sister site of Jinse.com

On August 28th and 29th, 2018, teams from around the country will be meeting in San Francisco at NAR’s first iOi Hackathon to determine how artificial intelligence and machine learning impact the future of real estate. Teams can start building their ideas on August 1, and will present them as part of the iOi Summit  on August 29th. It is imperative that all participants in the hackathon adhere to our Code of Conduct, which can be found here. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are already impacting real estate. From chatbots to natural language processing to predictive search, products are evolving. What is possible outside these realms? This hackathon aims to find new and novel approaches to how artificial intelligence and machine learning will impact real estate. Some example problems to explore: How can we improve the ways in which agents serve their clients? What are the opportunities for improving home search in the real estate industry? How can agents maximize their marketing opportunities with less effort and without opening themselves up to legal issues? How will data display be impacted by these technologies? We aim to think deeply in this hackathon about these problems and how AI/ML can be applied to solve them. For more information about the hackathon, please view our full rules, guidelines, terms, and conditions. 

Overview BitClave is pleased to announce the first ever BitClave Active Search Ecosystem (BASE) developer hackathon organized by BitClave and Carnegie Mellon University, Silicon Valley. Over 24 hours of hacking, free food, and fun—you will team up with other blockchain and full stack developers to create an idea (website, application, or other) that utilizes the BASE API and platform. What is BASE? BASE is BitClave's ecosystem that allows developers to leverage user data that is provided by said users. For example use cases and more information about BASE, head over to BitClave's whitepaper at https://docsend.com/view/84tv53w. Schedule Day 1 12:00 PM: Doors Open & Lunch1:00 PM: Opening Ceremony, Sponsor Welcomes, & Team Building2:00 PM : Coding Kick Off7:00 PM : Dinner*Venue open overnight! Day 28:00 AM:  Breakfast12:00 PM : Lunch1:00 PM: Code Freeze & Submission Deadline on hackathon.io 1:30 PM: A/V Check2:00 PM: Demos 4:00 PM: Winners are Announced / Prizes! Prizes Top 3: TBA Top 10: Automatic submission into BitClave's $50,000 developer challenge - https://developer.bitclave.com/rules Judges All submissions will be judged by BitClave at the event.   

Calling all Developers, Designers, and Domain Experts On August 25th, 2018, the City of Fremont, 42 US, Silicon Valley Insider, and Tulip Industries are teaming up with IBM to host a one day hackathon to help developers, engineers, designers, and emergency responders work on projects around Natural Disaster Preparedness and Relief during wildfires. This hackathon is a satellite event for the Call for Code Challenge (callforcode.org) providing a chance to dedicate time to brainstorm, plan, and start building your submission for the challenge which closes on September 28. Projects built at the hackathon will be judged at the end of the day for a local grand prize. On average, every day natural disasters will directly impact 80,000 people, costing the global economy more than $270 million. What if technology could help improve these figures? That’s exactly what Call for Code is setting out to do. It asks developers to work out how to use AI, Blockchain, Cloud, Data, and IoT technologies most effectively to improve communities’ disaster preparedness and resiliency. With 17 big blazes burning across California thus far in 2018, fire damage is likely to set an all-time record. In 2017 estimated lost from California wildfires totaled $10 to $12 billion, we have a unique perspective that can  help drive innovation in this field. We are developers, makers and builders who have lived through disasters. We know what is at stake. Bring your best! Agenda 08:00am: registration/check-in begins  09:00am: event opening ceremony  10:30am: hacking starts! 01:00pm: lunch 04:00pm: project judging 05:00pm: top 5 teams present projects 05:30pm closing ceremony/awards/pictures 06:00pm event ends After registering for this event - prepare beforehand with these 4 steps: Register for the Call for Code: https://callforcode.org/codeschool42  Create your IBM Cloud account:  bhttp://ibm.biz/Cloud42Hack Start exploring the technologies with sample use cases and examples to help you build: developer.ibm.com/callforcode Use the Call for Code Slack workspace (invite sent after Call for Code registration) and IBM Coder https://developer.ibm.com/code/community/ to get involved with the overall Call for Code community We’re looking forward to seeing you at the August 25th Hackathon!   FAQs   Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? Yes, participants must meet the minimum age requirement of 18 year old for the Call for Code challenge.   What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? There is limited public transportation. There is free parking at the event site