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  • Computing’s Top 30: Amod Agrawal
    by Laurel Tweed on April 17, 2026 at 2:00 pm

    Amod Agrawal is one of our “Computing’s Top 30 Early Career Professionals” for 2025. This program seeks to highlight an esteemed group of rising stars who earned this honor for their exceptional early-career achievements and role in driving advancements across the computing landscape. Introduction I’m Amod Agrawal, and I work as an Applied Scientist at The post Computing’s Top 30: Amod Agrawal appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • IEEE Quantum Week 2026 to Unveil the Latest in Quantum Computing
    by Ilse Paredes on April 14, 2026 at 10:03 pm

    Conference to deliver the newest engineering research and commercial applications  With quantum computing’s expanding research and commercial applications, IEEE Quantum Week 2026, the IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering (QCE), will showcase the latest scientific, technical, and engineering advances, shaping the future of the field. Now in its seventh year, IEEE Quantum Week The post IEEE Quantum Week 2026 to Unveil the Latest in Quantum Computing appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • Creating the Next Generation of Connected Autonomous Systems: an Interview with Weisong Shi on Edge Computing, Autonomous Driving, and the Future of Mobility
    by Jasmine Ang on April 13, 2026 at 2:00 pm

    An interview with Weisong Shi, recipient of the 2026 IEEE Computer Society Edward J McClusky Technical Achievement Award. Weisong Shi is the Alumni Distinguished Professor and Chair of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Delaware, whose pioneering vision for edge computing and autonomous mobility has redefined the landscape of connected The post Creating the Next Generation of Connected Autonomous Systems: an Interview with Weisong Shi on Edge Computing, Autonomous Driving, and the Future of Mobility appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • Call for Nominations: IEEE Computer Society Opens Submissions for the “AI’s 10 to Watch” Award
    by Jasmine Ang on April 10, 2026 at 10:31 pm

    The IEEE Computer Society (IEEE CS) and IEEE Intelligent Systems, a Computer Society magazine, announces a call for nominations for its 20th biannual “AI’s 10 to Watch” award. This award celebrates ten trailblazing, early-career AI researchers, spotlighting their breakthroughs and the profound influence they are exerting within the industry. Winners will be showcased in an The post Call for Nominations: IEEE Computer Society Opens Submissions for the “AI’s 10 to Watch” Award appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • Episode 1 | Interview with Michelle Tomes
    by Vanessa Castro on April 8, 2026 at 9:32 pm

    Twenty five years in tech taught Michelle Tomes one thing: your career is defined by how you handle the interruptions. Episode 1 is live. From product management to operations, Michelle has led through it all. Now she is getting honest about the side of the industry we rarely talk about: layoffs, messy transitions, and the The post Episode 1 | Interview with Michelle Tomes appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • Celebrating Excellence: 2025 IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing Awards
    by Laurel Tweed on April 7, 2026 at 11:14 pm

    The Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing (TMC), Dimitrios Koutsonikolas, is proud to recognize the individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication to the advancement of mobile computing research. The Editor-in-Chief and Associate Editors-in-Chief Andres Garcia-Saavedra, Santiago Mazuelas, Eirini Eleni Tsiropoulou, and Jie Xu extend their congratulations to the winners of the annual Exemplary Reviewer The post Celebrating Excellence: 2025 IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing Awards appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • Tech Horizons: Building AI Skills and Confidence in Panama’s Youth
    by Laurel Tweed on March 25, 2026 at 2:00 pm

    From the heart of Panama to the Indigenous communities in Panama Oeste and Embera comarca, the Tech Horizons program gave learners a guided introduction to AI and programming. The IEEE Panama Section and IEEE Computer Society Panama Chapter partnered with the Universidad Tecnológica de Panama (UTP) to build a simple yet powerful program that ran The post Tech Horizons: Building AI Skills and Confidence in Panama’s Youth appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • TechMovel: Expanding Digital Access in Brazil
    by Laurel Tweed on March 23, 2026 at 2:00 pm

    Where you live shouldn’t determine your digital literacy. For many rural, Indigenous, and Quilombola communities in Brazil, that hasn’t been the case. Distance from urban centers can mean limited exposure to digital tools and computing education. TechMovel, a project sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society, took a huge step towards righting that wrong through community The post TechMovel: Expanding Digital Access in Brazil appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • InfiLab Podcast: Fueling Your Tech Career with Sowmya Chintakindi
    by Vanessa Castro on March 19, 2026 at 9:52 pm

    The InfiLab Podcast is the spark for your professional restart. We bridge the gap between technical skills and the core confidence needed to lead. Each episode delivers practical insights on communication, career readiness, and emerging technologies. This is professional development for everyone. We provide the mindset. You provide the momentum. Your career reboot starts here. The post InfiLab Podcast: Fueling Your Tech Career with Sowmya Chintakindi appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

  • How Hardware-Level Security Enhances Operational Visibility and Resilience
    by Laurel Tweed on March 17, 2026 at 7:37 pm

    Organizations have never invested more in security visibility. We deploy SIEM platforms. We roll out XDR. We monitor logs in real time. We feed everything into dashboards that glow green, amber, or red. And yet, blind spots remain. Most security controls live in software. They operate at the operating system level or above. That works The post How Hardware-Level Security Enhances Operational Visibility and Resilience appeared first on IEEE Computer Society.

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