HackersGen: 1,800 students in Treviglio for the future of computer science
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The city of Treviglio, in the province of Bergamo, recently became the center of Italian digital innovation. Over 1,800 students from all over the country gathered to participate in "HackersGen," a major event dedicated to the world of computer science and new technologies.
The initiative, called "Che ExploIT," aims to bring young people closer to the tech sector, offering them the opportunity to engage with industry experts and put their skills to the test. During the days of the event, participants worked on creative projects, solving complex technical challenges and learning how to collaborate in teams.
The event was not just a moment of competition, but also an important training opportunity. The organizers emphasized how fundamental it is to invest in the digital skills of the new generations, especially in a job market that increasingly requires professional figures expert in programming and cybersecurity.
The success of "HackersGen" demonstrates the great interest of Italian students in the world of innovation. Thanks to initiatives of this kind, young people have the chance to transform their passion for computers into a real professional opportunity, contributing to Italy's technological development in the coming years.
Sources: BergamoNews
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