Tencent Cloud Hackathon Sends Three Hong Kong and Macau Teams to Global Finals
Tencent Cloud has selected three teams from Hong Kong and Macau to advance to the global finals of its 2026 AI CAN DO IT Game Development Hackathon.
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Tencent Cloud has selected three teams from Hong Kong and Macau to advance to the global finals of its 2026 AI CAN DO IT Game Development Hackathon.
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