Forbes (Dec. 7) – Companies eager to hire software’s best young talent usually congregate at campuses such as MIT, Carnegie-Mellon, Berkeley, CalTech and Stanford. But HackerRank, a Palo Alto, California company that runs giant coding contests, has created an eclectic list of 50 other schools where all-star talent abounds, too. The U.S. had eight schools in the top 50, including Georgia Tech at No. 13 and Illinois at No. 14.
