Proof of Usefulness Hackathon Final Winners Announced 🎉
The Proof of Usefulness Hackathon announces its final winners, awarding $118,000 in cash prizes and software credits across five categories.
The Proof of Usefulness Hackathon concluded its final round of winners in May, distributing a final $118,000 in cash prizes and software credits among various categories. Bright Data secured $60,000 in software credits, followed by Algolia's $40,000 allocation for fast, meaningful search and discovery products. Neo4j awarded $6,000 in software credits for systems driven by data relationships, while Storyblok received $3,000 in cash.
HackerNoon contributed $3,000 in cash as well. Final-round winners, such as Visby, FoxPlug, and Siiqo, earned recognition for their unique solutions, which earned Proof of Usefulness scores and detailed reports.
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