💻 Are you ready to test your problem-solving skills and push your limits in the world of algorithms and data processing? The Technology Olympics 2026 brings you two exciting competitions where creativity, logic, and technical mastery meet high-level challenges—and top teams win prizes!
🎈 Algorithm Track
- Preliminary Round (Online): Friday, September 25, 2026
- Final Round (Onsite – Tehran, Iran): Wednesday, November 3, 2026
- Closing Ceremony: Thursday, October 22, 2026
The problems were authored and prepared by alireza_kaviani, eren__, ArshiaDadras, AlefHeKaaf and AiPd.
📊 Data Processing Track
- Preliminary Round (Online – 24 Hours): Friday, September 11, 2026
- Final Round (Onsite – Tehran, Iran): Thursday, November 4, 2026
- Closing Ceremony: Thursday, October 22, 2026
🏆 Prizes for Each Track
Top 5 Teams in Preliminary Round:
- Travel support to Tehran (up to $200 per person)
- Hotel accommodation during the onsite final
- Meals and refreshments during the event
- Teams ranked 6th to 10th will also qualify for the onsite final
Cash prizes:
- 🥇 1st: $600
- 🥈 2nd: $450
- 🥉 3rd: $300
- 🏅 4th: $250
- 🏅 5th: $200
Cash prizes will be awarded upon participation in the onsite final. Qualified international teams will also receive travel and accommodation support according to the rules of each track, including:
Travel support to Tehran (up to $200 per person)
Hotel accommodation during the onsite final
Meals and refreshments during the event
Teams ranked 6th to 10th will also qualify for the onsite final.
Qualified teams will be invited to an online briefing webinar before the final round, covering competition rules, travel arrangements, event schedules, submission procedures, evaluation criteria, and other logistical details.
🎯 Why Join?
Compete against top talents and gain valuable experience in algorithms or data processing. Win cash prizes and have your travel & stay covered for the final round!
🚀 Ready to Compete?
- Learn more & register for the Algorithm Track
- Learn more & register for the Data Processing Track
To learn more, you can watch the video of last year’s event:
