Huawei ICT Competition: A Grand Prize Winner's Perspective

The Huawei ICT Competition gives students participating in the Huawei ICT Academy program across the globe the chance to compete, exchange ideas, and enhance their ICT knowledge and practical skills. Since the first edition in 2015, the competition's influence has kept growing, with the Huawei-UNESCO 2023–2024 edition attracting more than 170,000 students from over 2,000 colleges and universities in more than 80 countries and regions.

• The Practice Competition includes the Network, Cloud, Computing, and Ascend AI Tracks. These examine students' theoretical knowledge and hands-on ICT skills, as well as their teamwork. Contestants are ranked according to their scores in  theoretical and lab exams. 
  
  
• The Innovation Competition enables students to use ICTs, such as AI, IoT, big data, and cloud, to resolve real-life problems, propose solutions that have social and business value, and design models with comprehensive functions.

We spoke to Innovation Competition Grand Prize Winners Arda, Aga, and Efe. The MEF University alumni from Türkiye gave us their perspective on the competition, its value, and their startup Edusyntech Solutions, which has developed the Dystherapy app, an AI-based education platform for children with dyslexia.


Arda Gokalp Batmaz, CTO, Edusynchtech Solutions

What are the benefits of the Huawei ICT Competition?

Aga Saltikalp, CFO, Edusyntech Solutions

How did Edusyntech Solutions come into being?

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