Deloitte Partners With Ether Camp As Hackathon Sponsor
Deloitte has joined the Ether.Camp virtual accelerator as a gold sponsor. The announcement. According to Steve Taylor, a media officer at Ether.Camp, Deloitte has joined German energy company RWE Innogy and WanXiang Blockchain Labs as the third gold sponsor of the Ether.Camp 2016 Hackathon, highlighting the potential of the virtual accelerator to extend the reach of the Blockchain technology across markets. Concerning the development, the CEO and Founder of Ether.Camp, Roman Mandeleil, had this to say to Cointelegraph: “We are happy to see such a deep understanding of the crypto economics....
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Deloitte, one of the “Big Four” accounting firms, joins RWE Innogy and WanXiang Blockchain Labs in becoming the third sponsor of the Ether Camp hackathon and virtual accelerator. Alex Shelkovnikov, Deloitte Ventures & Blockchain Lead from Deloitte, who is also a judge on the hackathon, said “We are really pleased to be sponsoring the Ether.Camp online Hackathon. We are looking forward to seeing a lot of great ideas being worked on, and hope that some of these are going to become great start-ups in the future.” The hackathon listed more than 1,000 registered hackers prior to its launch....
CoinDesk is thrilled to announce that Deloitte, Microsoft, IBM, ConsenSys, Tierion and <ether.camp> are teaming up to sponsor the "Building Blocks" Hackathon at Consensus 2016, to be held from April 30th to May 1st at the Microsoft Technology Center in Times Square. Together, the sponsors represent the full spectrum of available blockchain tech providers, with representatives from bitcoin, Ethereum and the Hyperledger project attending to foster collaboration and innovation. Each sponsor is making its expertise available by having their representatives act as on-site....
This October Ether Camp is holding its 2nd hackathon with over 500 programmers competing for $50,000 in Ether. The four-week contest hosted online has invoked hundreds of ideas from hackers looking to win the prize money, and the entire event will be streamed live for the public’s viewing. Winning Camp Will Receive 50K in Ether. Cryptocurrency developers....
Get out the marshmallows because this episode is intense, pun intended. Now, bear with us as we experienced technical difficulties with slight audio annoyance from Roman’s mic. Nevertheless, the content is pure fire, so hopefully those Airpods you got from Santa are retardant.sizzle* Roman Mandeleil from Ether.Camp moseies on over to the campfire to speak with the trio, about all things Ethereum. Roman uses our platform to discusses Ether.Camp’s most recent hackathon and his top 3 favorite projects. He goes on to explain his vision of Ether.Camp and its future goals. Listen to Roman....
All is set at to unfold the second edition of Hackathon however, this time, the venue is different. The first edition of the event was held around one year ago. It was a three-day event that had only 30 teams in participation, with Thomas Bertani’s Camp.iudex being declared the winner of the 2015 Hackathon event. The virtual accelerator. Registrations for this year’s event began in July 2016. Ether.Camp claims to have received over 2000 individual registrations with over 300 different ideas submitted so far. This year’s event, however, has seen some changes and improvements compared to....