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Team Yolo, flanked by their lecturers Yogeswaran Nathan (far left) and Meisam Eslahi (far right).

TWO teams from the Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU) were placed in the recently concluded UTP-HAX National Hacking Competition 2014.

Team Yolo from APU, comprising Nicholas Ian Nonis, Choong Chih Xien and Goh Eu Gene, successfully “hacked” its way to the first runner-up spot, while Team EZ, made up of Ahmed Nabil Al-Eryani, Alexandr and Marat, were placed fourth.

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