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In today’s world, we expect everything fast, including our news and information—which we quickly convert into opinions and beliefs. While speed has its benefits, it also poses a risk of misinformation or disinformation. The threat of falling susceptible to false claims continues to rise, as communication grows more rapid; news…
By Jessica Collier
Data breach, a phrase every CTO or executive dreads. They can damage a company’s reputation, can lead to punitive action from regulatory authorities, and can cost a business an average cost of $4.45 million. With cybercrime and attacks on the rise, you will see reports of a corresponding rise in…
By Lucy Manole
DevOps is an abbreviated integration of “development” and “operations,” a software and web development approach that promotes better collaboration between the development and operations teams. SaaS businesses often create the DevOps culture to build, test, and release software more rapidly, reliably, and accurately. SaaS applications like G-Suite, HubSpot CRM, Quickbooks,…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
During this Excellence in STEM interview, we spoke with Fernando Bouche, the IT Manager at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. Fernando shares insights into equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) within computer science and engineering. He defines equity as the assurance of fair opportunities and treatment for all, diversity…
By Nick Brown
Search engines exist to help you find information as efficiently as possible and to let you research all kinds of topics. But not all search engines are created equal–and not all of them are suitable for the same types of searches. So, when it comes to data science browsing, it’s…
By Shigraf Aijaz
When talking about society’s biggest risks, several things come to mind. A new world war, a nuclear catastrophe, or a pandemic. These risks are justified, but most forget one massive threat – cyberattacks. Hackers are constantly under attack by individuals, businesses, and governments trying to steal information and money or…
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 18 September 2023 – The IEEE Computer Society (IEEE CS) today announces that Hironori Washizaki, currently serving as 1st Vice President of the IEEE CS, has been voted IEEE CS 2024 president-elect (2025 president). Hironori Washizaki is a Professor and the Associate Dean of the Research Promotion…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Scientists and technology practitioners feel an ethical responsibility to promote the well-being of humanity. It’s what drives us to engage a broader community on any number of societal issues, and it’s the basis behind the 2023 IEEE Computer Society (CS) Tech Forum Digital Platforms and Societal Harms, taking place 2-3…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
In higher education, faculty members’ productivity often depends on doctoral students helping them with their research and teaching loads. However, in fields such as engineering and computer science—where well-paying jobs are plentiful for students with even an undergraduate degree alone—attracting doctoral students to a program can be challenging. To better…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated from 15 September to 15 October, is a time to recognize and honor the rich contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities in various fields, including STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). We are proud to highlight the achievements, experiences, and invaluable insights of these communities in…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re privileged to converse with Dr. Gabriel Moreno, a renowned figure in computer science and engineering. In this interview, Dr. Moreno offers profound insights into diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) in the field. He defines equity as equal access to opportunities, inclusion as fostering…
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 14 September 2023 – The IEEE Computer Society (IEEE CS), known for producing trusted content in computer science and engineering, seeks applicants for the position of editor in chief (EIC) for several of its leading publications. EIC terms begin on 1 January 2025 and are for two years,…
By Joseph Chukwube
Quantum computing, once in the realm of theoretical possibilities now holds exciting promises for practical applications, especially when it comes to solving complex problems at unprecedented speed. Concurrently, cloud computing is now the backbone of modern data storage and processing, having ushered in an era of unparalleled connectivity. As these…
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 13 September 2023 – Today, the IEEE Computer Society (CS) announced the addition of key global government leaders to its slate of speakers for its 2023 Tech Forum on Digital Platforms and Societal Harms. The 2023 Tech Forum, taking place 2-3 October in Washington, D.C., will bring…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Carla Zoltowski’s journey showcases how determination and passion can leave a major impact within the world of engineering education. Guided by her own personal inspirations, this impact was made possible by her expertise within assistive technology and experiential learning. Her roots in academia are deeply engrained within Purdue University, where…
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