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November 2026

Dear ComputingEdge reader:

As pervasive computing becomes more deeply integrated with artificial intelligence (AI), it is increasingly weaving itself into the fabric of our everyday reality. This issue of ComputingEdge explores how pervasive computing can improve quality of life by gathering human-related data to enhance senses and well-being, as well as the need to educate students on the ethical and societal implications of AI-powered pervasive computing. The articles also consider the practical applications of quantum computing and software in the near future and how to make the computing continuum (CC) more sustainable and secure. The issue closes with a discussion of how technology is impacting economics.

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