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Bangalore Feb. 5 Collegians from 25 countries now have an opportunity to get hands-on experience with IBM's programming contest Cell/B.E. University Challenge '07.

The Cell Broadband Engine (Cell/BE) architecture was jointly developed by Sony, Toshiba and IBM to be used in computers, TVs and servers.

Participants will need to demonstrate their mastery of the theoretical and practical uses of Cell/B.E. technologies to rise to the top, as they complete an online quiz testing their knowledge of Cell/B.E. trivia, and then develop an innovative software program based on the technology.

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