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Dear ComputingEdge reader:

Thousands of people can depend on one computing system to work continuously. If that system fails, it creates a devastating ripple effect, impacting work, finances, and lives. That’s why fault tolerance—a system’s ability to keep operating when one part fails—is so important.

This issue of ComputingEdge offers techniques to enhance fault tolerance, including improving adaptability and employing multiagentic AI and digital twins (DTs). The articles also explore low code applications in modeling & simulation (M&S) and current challenges of edge-to-cloud environments. The issue concludes with an overview of how AI is affecting careers.

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