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[GDG Event Review] Mondrian AI Provides GPU and AI Agent Support
Discover the meaningful story of how they supported university students with free cloud GPUs and AI Agents under the philosophy of 'solving the world's problems with AI.'
For university students studying AI and data science, there is a frustration everyone has experienced at least once. It is the reality where you are overflowing with ideas, but when you actually try to execute them, you find yourself without a GPU, left only with the loud noise of your laptop cooling fan instead of any model training.
To quench this thirst and cheer on future AI talent, Mondrian AI, which is active as a Founder and Organizer of GDG Incheon/Songdo, joined the ‘Build with AI & Hello World in Incheon 2026’ event held at the Inha University 60th Anniversary Memorial Hall.
On March 27th, the GDG Incheon event was held at the Inha University 60th Anniversary Memorial Hall.
Despite it being a Saturday, many students and developers attended, filling the venue to capacity.
A Rich Event Divided into Three Tracks
This GDG networking event was operated through a total of three session tracks.
In the first track, the session covered employment preparation and career concerns under the theme, “Can AI replace developers?”
In the second track, a session followed where participants dove directly into the internal operating principles of AI Agents.
In the final track, practical stories unfolded as participants shared various ways to utilize AI, such as Gemini, NotebookLM, and Copilot.
It was an open arena where anyone from students to industry developers could participate, and the venue was filled with passion and curiosity.
Special Affection as a GDG Alumnus
For Mondrian AI, this event was more than just an event. In fact, as an alumnus of the GDG community, standing on the GDG stage again had a special meaning for Mondrian AI. Based on the experience of growing within the community, it was a great source of pride to be able to provide practical help to junior developers now.
Go Young-min, a General Manager who is also a GDG alumnus, appeared as a presenter at the event venue. He candidly shared his journey of becoming a successful professional at a deep-tech company despite starting as a non-major. His message that the key to growth is not one’s major, but constant learning and community participation, resonated deeply with many students, and especially instilled courage in non-majors, telling them, “I can do it, too.”
Mondrian AI General Manager Go Young-min is presenting on 'Innovation Cases of Deep-Tech Companies.'
Cheering for Your Next Step to Change the World
Mondrian AI provided free support for GPU cloud and AI agents on-site. We helped students experiment and experience these tools firsthand, turning challenges previously blocked by a lack of infrastructure into reality. It was a moment of helping ideas, which might have simply remained in their minds, to be actually implemented.
AI is not completed alone in a laboratory. A bigger leap is possible only when there is a community, infrastructure, and reliable supporters. As a GDG alumnus, Mondrian AI will continue to cheer on the passion of university student developers and stand with them so that their ideas can be unfolded to the world.
On-site, Mondrian AI provided participants with free support for the GPU cloud and the multi-LLM service, 'Runyour Agent.'
🎉 Didn't make it to the event? Don't worry!
Even if you couldn't attend this GDG event in person, anyone belonging to an AI club or AI academic society can apply.
👉 If you would like to participate, please apply simply via the Google Form link.
Don't miss the opportunity to grow together with the community! (Deadline: April 24, 2026)


























