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- Winners with the best apps will receive Zepps Amazfit smartwatches and cash award MILPITAS, Calif., Oct. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Zepp Health Corporation, a global leader in smart wearables and...

/PRNewswire/ -- Zepp Health Corporation, a global leader in smart wearables and health technology, is excited to announce its sponsorship of Cal Hacks, the...

- Winners with the best apps will receive Zepp's Amazfit smartwatches and cash award

Laura Morton has spent a decade photographing the tech industry in San Francisco. Her work, which explores the daily lives of young people who flock to the Bay Area with dreams of launching start-ups and become billionaires, is showcased at this year’s Visa pour l’Image photojournalism festival in Perpignan, France

Berkeley SkyDeck, a startup accelerator at the University of California, Berkeley, and Cal Hacks, a nonprofit organization devoted to fostering a culture of hacking, entrepreneurship, and social good, are teaming up to create a two-day generative AI hackathon to explore the potential of large language models and build a new generation of responsible AI.

So what you saw is that people would come to these, like, one or two or three big hackathons, and then go back to their schools and say "we need to throw this here," so this whole thing has blown up and gotten much more popular, and youll have, like, 10,000 students apply for something like cal hacks. >> the hackathon movement is also helping to address the gender gap in the tech world. >> definitely when i started going to hackathons, i was very much in the minority. >> how does it feel to be o...

Winners with the best watch faces and apps will receive Zepp’s Amazfit smartwatches and cash awards ... | September 22, 2022

For Kenneth Lien, campus sophomore and executive director of Cal Hacks, the failed renewal of the Student Technology Fund, or STF, fee during the ASUC elections in April is a “loss of a safety net.” Without the STF fee — a campus-based student fee referendum that provided all UC Berkeley students with equitable access to a range of technology services — Lien said he will no longer have access to a Wi-Fi hot spot and laptop that he relied on to take virtual classes during the pandemic, w...

For Kenneth Lien, campus sophomore and executive director of Cal Hacks, the failed renewal of the Student Technology Fee, or STF, during the ASUC elections in April is a “loss of a safety net.” Without the STF — a campus-based student fee referendum that provided all UC Berkeley students with equitable access to a range of technology services — Lien said he will no longer have access to a Wi-Fi hot spot and laptop that he relied on to take virtual classes during the pandemic, which was ...