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Since its launch, the hub has organized over 110 events, attracting more than 2,300 participants. All initiatives have been aimed at supporting and nurturing local specialists, startups, and entrepreneurs, contributing to the creation of a strong innovation ecosystem. Notably, seven members of the community have already become residents of Astana Hub — a testament to the high level of talent and engagement within the region's IT scene.
Among the major events organized by the hub are incubation programs, hackathons, and technology festivals, including the NASA SpaceApps Challenge, Google I/O Extended, Jaiq IT-FEST, as well as participation by a local team in the international FIRST LEGO League Challenge and the hosting of Decentrathon 2.0 — the largest hackathon in Central Asia.
The rebranding to Batys Hub marks a new stage of development and a refreshed strategy, emphasizing the commitment to continued growth and the strengthening of regional identity. The hub remains dedicated to its mission of supporting technological entrepreneurship, advancing the IT sector, fostering a cohesive professional community, and promoting the region’s digital transformation.
Today, Kazakhstan is home to 19 regional IT hubs managed by Astana Hub. These centers are rapidly developing, playing a critical role in building local IT communities and ensuring a steady flow of IT talent nationwide. The hubs are key elements of the national tech ecosystem, enhancing digital competencies, supporting local communities, fostering innovation, and creating favorable conditions for the growth of technology startups and projects.
Since its launch, the hub has organized over 110 events, attracting more than 2,300 participants. All initiatives have been aimed at supporting and nurturing local specialists, startups, and entrepreneurs, contributing to the creation of a strong innovation ecosystem. Notably, seven members of the community have already become residents of Astana Hub — a testament to the high level of talent and engagement within the region's IT scene.
Among the major events organized by the hub are incubation programs, hackathons, and technology festivals, including the NASA SpaceApps Challenge, Google I/O Extended, Jaiq IT-FEST, as well as participation by a local team in the international FIRST LEGO League Challenge and the hosting of Decentrathon 2.0 — the largest hackathon in Central Asia.
The rebranding to Batys Hub marks a new stage of development and a refreshed strategy, emphasizing the commitment to continued growth and the strengthening of regional identity. The hub remains dedicated to its mission of supporting technological entrepreneurship, advancing the IT sector, fostering a cohesive professional community, and promoting the region’s digital transformation.
Today, Kazakhstan is home to 19 regional IT hubs managed by Astana Hub. These centers are rapidly developing, playing a critical role in building local IT communities and ensuring a steady flow of IT talent nationwide. The hubs are key elements of the national tech ecosystem, enhancing digital competencies, supporting local communities, fostering innovation, and creating favorable conditions for the growth of technology startups and projects.
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