AI infrastructure software company Rableup said on Oct. 29 it will sponsor the 2026 InThon hackathon hosted by Korea University’s College of Informatics from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1.

Rableup will provide participating teams with vouchers for its large language model (LLM) application programming interface (API) service, Token Factory. Students will link it to coding agents to develop apps and web services.

Nvidia partner DS&G will provide remote Nvidia B300 servers during the competition. Rableup plans to collect anonymised real-world usage data from coding agents and compare and analyse throughput and response latency based on AI model serving settings in the B300 environment. It will disclose the results on its technical blog.

Now in its fourth year, InThon is jointly organised by Korea University’s College of Informatics, its student council and an AI-focused university programme. About 150 software and AI majors will take part, and hackathon teams will develop working services over 24 hours.

Shin Jeong-gyu (신정규), chief executive of Rableup, said, "A hackathon is a scaled-down model of a corporate AI transformation pilot," and added, "We will demonstrate a structure that develops various services in a common AI usage environment and measures performance."