SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- IBM has launched Call for Code, a multi-year initiative that inspires developers to solve real-world problems with sustainable software inventions. Call for Code 2018 centered ...

Created to combat water quality-related deaths, the Saaf Water sensor and analytics platform for rural localities wins 2021 Call for Code Global Challenge Technology using AI, Blockchain, and Cloud to ...

$30 million, 5-year IBM investment unites developers to solve pressing social issues; benefits UN Human Rights Office, Red Cross in partnership with Linux Foundation and creator David Clark Cause ...

IBM and David Clark Cause just announced Saaf Water as this year’s 2021 grand prize winner! Saaf Water is the first team from India to take the grand prize and their amazing story represents ...

David Clark Cause, IBM, United Nations Human Rights, and the Linux Foundation today officially launched the 2022 Call For Code. On your marks, get set… save the world. Now in its fifth year, Call for ...

‘The benefit here is that we’re helping train a set of developers that then become employees of our partners and our end clients,’ IBM VP Savio Rodrigues tells CRN in an interview. IBM VP Savio ...

The David Clark Cause, IBM, the United Nations Human Rights Office of the Commissioner and the Linux Foundation announced the winners of the 2023 Call for Code hackathon on Dec. 6. Call for Code is ...

Clinton Global Initiative University announces energy trading platform winner of Call for Code University Edition "Since the inaugural competition in 2018, IBM and Call for Code have empowered ...

Winning teams from Hexaware Technologies, Persistent, and The University of Sydney develop AI-powered solutions to help overcome sustainability challenges Congratulations to the 2023 Call for Code ...

2024 Call for Code challenges developers and university students worldwide to build AI-powered solutions to help historically underserved and vulnerable people “Necessities like clean water, safe ...