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Upcoming tech events · 2027

Hackathons in 2027

4 upcoming hackathons in 3 countries, on general tech and AI. See dates, cities and who's going.

Events4
Countries3Canada · Sweden · United States
Next up
DeltaHacks 13
Hamilton · General
In 3 months
JAN
2027

Canada

2 upcoming events
All events in Canada
  • JAN2027

    DeltaHacks is McMaster University's annual hackathon for change, welcoming over 600 students in a 24-hour competition to build projects focused on positive social impact across environmental sustainability, healthcare, inequality, and education.

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  • JAN2027

    The 12th iteration of "Western Canada's Premier Hackathon," nwHacks is a 24-hour in-person event welcoming participants of all skill levels to build projects, learn new skills, and collaborate with mentorship and resources provided.

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Sweden

1 upcoming event
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  • JAN2027

    A collaborative event for researchers, developers, and practitioners in mass spectrometry bioinformatics, with hands-on hackathon projects addressing open issues in the field alongside keynotes and poster sessions.

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United States

1 upcoming event
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  • JAN2027

    Hoya Hacks is a 36-hour, MLH-affiliated hackathon at Georgetown University where college and high school participants build projects across multiple tracks, competing for prizes.

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Questions

How many hackathons are there in 2027?

4 upcoming events in 3 countries are listed right now, from DeltaHacks 13 to EuBIC-MS Hackathon 2027.

Which country hosts the most hackathons in 2027?

Canada, with 2 events.

When is the next tech event in 2027?

DeltaHacks 13 in Hamilton, 9–11 January 2027.

How can I see who is going to an event?

Open the event and sign in with GitHub. You’ll see the public profiles of developers who marked it, with links to their GitHub, X or LinkedIn.