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This project aims to improve educational access in Niger by strategically optimizing the placement of network towers to maximize school connectivity while minimizing cable and infrastructure costs. Using geographic data and optimization algorithms, the project identifies optimal tower locations, ensuring the shortest possible distance from schools to hubs. This approach reduces the required length of cables, significantly lowering deployment and maintenance expenses. By providing reliable internet coverage to the highest number of schools, the initiative seeks to bridge the digital divide, enhance learning opportunities in underserved regions, and create a cost-effective, sustainable solution for digital education access.

🔍Create AI-driven solutions using open-source technologies to optimize public sector network management—planning, procurement, and maintenance—for scalable, sustainable school connectivity in underserved regions. 📅 Join us January 24-26: Participate online or in person in Geneva to develop innovative solutions with peers globally. 👨‍🏫 Work alongside industry mentors for insights and guidance on your projects. 🏆 Compete for a chance to join the Lablab NEXT incubator program! 🧑🏻‍💻 Sign up before the Kick-Off Stream to secure your spot!

It’s a great opportunity to: 🚀 Leverage Google’s advanced Gemma 2 models to create cutting-edge solutions. 💰 Access resources to support your project development. 🌟 Receive guidance from expert mentors throughout the hackathon. 🤝 Work solo or in teams to bring your ideas to life. 🏆 Compete for a chance to choose from unique Google swag and enjoy an opportunity to meet the Gemma team for the best solutions! 🧑🏻‍💻 Sign up before the Kick-Off Stream to secure your spot! 🗓️ On-site Workshops: Join us in-person at Google Cloud Space in London on 28th November from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM UK time (GMT) for hands-on workshops