Gabia Provides Cloud Infrastructure for Likely University Central Hackathon
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Gabia provided cloud infrastructure for the "Like Lions University 14th Central Hackathon ANIMAL LEAGUE."
The event was held last month at COEX Magok, and this year’s event drew about 2,500 participants from 80 universities nationwide, with about 500 teams competing.
Gabia provided cloud servers to about 230 participating teams and domains to the 8 teams that advanced to the finals.
Gabia provided cloud infrastructure for the "Like Lions University 14th Central Hackathon ANIMAL LEAGUE." The support was intended to help university student developers experience the process of turning ideas into real services and deploying them.
The event was held last month at COEX Magok. The Like Lions University Central Hackathon is a university student joint hackathon that has continued for more than 10 years. This year’s event drew about 2,500 participants from 80 universities nationwide, and about 500 teams competed.
Gabia provided cloud servers to about 230 of the participating teams. It also provided domains to the 8 teams that advanced to the finals.
Through this, participants were able to gain experience developing services without the burden of separate infrastructure costs, and they also experienced the process of connecting domains and deploying to a live environment.
Of the 8 teams that advanced to the hackathon finals, 6 used Gabia cloud servers for service development. Among them, the team "Hello, we are adult lions" from Kyungpook National University implemented "Zooffice," an AI-based virtual collaboration office.
The team "Hello, we are adult lions" won the top prize. Zooffice is a service that supports co-working among members from different countries, combining real-time collaboration features with AI functions. The team built the service in Gabia’s cloud environment and demonstrated it at the hackathon venue.
Gabia set up a separate sponsor booth at the venue and introduced its cloud services to participants. Gabia also plans to continue supporting aspiring developers so they can experience real development and deployment environments.
A Gabia official said the trial and error involved in completing an idea as a service in a short period of time becomes a valuable experience. The official also said the company is committed to helping students focus on their ideas without environmental constraints.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Seung-gi
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406346
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