Lablup Supports Hackathon Track at Korea University's 'InThon'

Lablup is supporting the hackathon track at “2026 InThon,” held at Korea University’s College of Informatics.

According to Lablup on October 29, about 150 students majoring in software and AI will take part in “InThon,” divided between the hackathon and datathon. Hackathon teams will have 24 hours, spanning two days without an overnight break, to create and submit a working app or web service based on the theme.

Lablup’s TokenFactory is an LLM API provider service. Its smart router, Continuum, provides multiple models through a single endpoint and manages usage and limits by team and user. Participants will connect the TokenFactory API to coding agents to develop services and analyze data.

NVIDIA partner DS&G will provide servers for remote access during the competition. The collaboration with NVIDIA focuses on optimizing serving for coding agent workloads. During the competition, the timing and size of requests will be collected as anonymized traces to compare throughput and response latency under different serving configurations in a B300 environment. The results of analyzing real-world coding agent usage traces will be released on Lablup’s tech blog.

Seo Youngmin, an executive at DS&G, said, “This collaboration is meaningful because it allows us to examine the performance and optimization potential of infrastructure based on NVIDIA B300 using real coding agent workloads.”

Lablup CEO Shin Jungkyu said, “A hackathon is a scaled-down model of an enterprise AX pilot. Multiple teams start with the same AI environment and set support limits over the same 24-hour period, build different services, and undergo an independent quality assessment through judging.”

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