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To do that, they will have to beat PennApps, University of Pennsylvania's hackathon, which took place last weekend, and attracted 1,000 students in what was billed as "the biggest university hackathon in the world." MHacks organizers say they expect their event to eclipse their rivals, beating that number by several hundred.
"If space were not a constraint, we would have well over 2,000 hackers show up from around the world," said Thomas Erdmann, MHacks' director and a computer-engineering student at the University of Michigan.
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