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Teams from T. Rowe Price, Atlantic House, J.P. Morgan and Bloomberg use BQuant Enterprise to push the boundaries of what’s possible in quant finance LONDON – Bloomberg recently hosted a BQuant Code ...

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There have been stirrings in the world of innovation in the software development community. A new law was created one year ago, affording new opportunities for rapid, competitive software prototyping.

It's a little hard to believe, but the Free Software Foundation (FSF)'s 40th anniversary free software hackathon is almost upon us. From 10:00 EST on November 21 through 10:00 EST November 23, we will ...

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Over 30 students battled it out at Northwestern’s first-ever music hackathon, BitCrush, on Saturday evening, performing familiar hits and original compositions with an unusual instrument: code.

"Archived" combines character customization, faction-driven storytelling, and action-packed gameplay to bring one of the most immersive RPG experiences on "Roblox." Players create their own custom ...

Some 150 tech workers gather in a co-working space at Mission and 15th streets, where they build projects that help nonprofits solve problems. Photo by Junyao Yang on Nov. 8, 2025. On a sunny, ...

Vibe Coding in Google AI Studio is here. Rapid prototyping has never been easier -- go from a simple text prompt to a fully functional AI-powered app in minutes. We're looking for the best ideas you ...

From Friday to Sunday, energy drinks, mattresses, computers and tech startups littered the floor and tables at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, where nearly 3,000 “hackers” competed in the ...