Microsoft Imagine Cup stories

Team Hollo from Hong Kong clinched the 2020 Microsoft Imagine Cup with their AI-powered mental health app, earning them USD $100,000 and key mentoring sessions.

Alongside 49 teams from 33 countries, a record-breaking three teams competed for New Zealand at the 16th annual Microsoft Imagine Cup.

Microsoft took over Auckland University to showcase the 2017 Imagine Cup New Zealand finals, with GroupCram taking home the top prize.

The three University of Auckland students who designed the app Tether have gained a finalist placing in the Microsoft Imagine Cup World Finals.

Datacom has announced the winner of this year’s Datacom Imagine Cup Scholarship is Rhea Babbar, a University of Auckland student.

Three Auckland University students have won first place at the 2015 Microsoft Imagine Cup competition for Tether, an app that helps people find work.

Judges ask University of Auckland students how the team plan to handle its success following impressive showing.

From over 400 submissions, these are the teams that will compete for a chance to represent New Zealand at the worldwide finals.

Microsoft’s annual Imagine Cup congratulated Team OneBuzz from the University of Auckland as the 2011 national winners a couple of months back.

The 20 Kiwi finalists are set to present at the University of Auckland on April 12th for a spot in the grand final.