As London gears up to host Olympic athletes, Hungary recently attracted some of the world’s most promising computer scientists for its own cerebral Games - the Central European Olympiad in Informatics . A total of 52 competitors, aged 15 to 17, came from 12 countries to the town of Tata . They worked for two days coding. All shared a common goal: to build the best algorithm and to solve complex problems of everyday life with the power of technology.John von Neumann Computer Society organises the 2012 Games, in Hungary and Google joined as a sponsor.here .Posted by Richard Schuster, Communications Manager, Budapest
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