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KTO Group photo of Cyberport representatives, supported university partners and CUPPers (Photo by Cyberport Hong Kong) 

[29 August 2026] Cyberport hosted the grand Graduation Ceremony of the Cyberport University Partnership Programme (CUPP) 2026 today, celebrating a major milestone for young entrepreneurs in Hong Kong.

Dr. Victor LAU, Head of Venture Acceleration and Social Innovation of the Knowledge Transfer Office, proudly represented CUHK at the ceremony to champion our tech innovators.

Following an intensive journey of cross-border training, the final awards were presented to the top cohorts. Out of 20 exceptional participating teams from 12 local universities, 10 final winners were recognized for their breakthroug. CUHK’s very own nominated startup team, Teachn.io, captured the prestigious award, securing a HK$100,000 grant support from the Cyberport Creative Micro Fund (CCMF).

Huge congratulations to Teachn.io and all the winning teams! With Cyberport's backing, they are well-positioned to scale their ideas into sustainable businesses.

 

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Group photo of CUHK KTO representatives Dr. Victor LAU, Head of Venture Acceleration and Social Innovation (first from left), Mr. Alan LO (first from right), Ms. Hannah MAK (second from right), and the CUHK teams Teachn.io and Her Guard AI (Photo by Cyberport Hong Kong)
 
  

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Group photo of CUHK KTO representatives Dr. Victor LAU, Head of Venture Acceleration and Social Innovation (first from left), Mr. Alan LO (first from right), Ms. Hannah MAK (second from right), and the awarded team, Teachn.io (Photo by Cyberport Hong Kong)

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Group photo of Ir Eric CHAN, Chief Public Mission Officer, Hong Kong Cyberport (left) and Dr. Victor LAU, Head of Venture Acceleration and Social Innovation, CUHK (right) (Photo by Cyberport Hong Kong)

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Welcoming remarks by Ir Eric CHAN, Chief Public Mission Officer of the Hong Kong Cyberport (Photo by Cyberport Hong Kong)

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Keynote by Ms. Vittoria RICCARDI, Entrepreneurship Programme Manager of the LSE Generate (Photo by Cyberport Hong Kong)