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By IEEE Computer Society Team
Nico Pietroni’s research focuses on the creation and manipulation of digital shape representation through concepts and practical algorithms. In this rapidly evolving landscape, where technology and art begin to merge, he is specifically interested in the intersection between artistic modeling and digital fabrication within the context of geometry processing. He…
By Gilad David Maayan
What Is Social Engineering? Social engineering is a method used by cybercriminals that relies on human interaction and often involves tricking people into breaking normal security procedures. It is an art of deception, aiming to exploit the weakest link in the cyber defense system: the human element. Social engineering attempts…
By David Gilad Maayan
What Is EDR? Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a cybersecurity technology that continuously monitors and collects data from endpoint devices to identify, investigate, and prevent potential security threats. EDR solutions are typically used to provide visibility into activities happening on endpoints, which can be any device connected to an…
By Mayank Hindka
In today’s swiftly changing digital landscape, innovate, streamline operations, and enhance customer experiences. At the heart of this transformation lies the integration of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and the utilization of Cloud Computing technologies. APIs are the conduit linking various software applications, facilitating seamless communication and data exchange. Meanwhile, Cloud…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
For numerous decades, computer science pioneer, Leonard Kleinrock has been at the forefront of technological innovation. He stands as an illustrious figure who not only witnessed the development of what the Internet is today but also made vital contributions to the technology’s evolution. Dr. Kleinrock’s impact includes the development of…
By Brian Berg
The annual Asilomar Microcomputer Workshop (AMW) has been held at the Asilomar Conference Grounds since 1975. AMW has attracted the “movers and shakers” on the cutting edge of technology, from Silicon Valley and beyond. The 2024 AMW on April 24-26 will be the 50th annual gathering. The impetus to start…
By Abhay Paroha
Artificial Intelligence (AI), recognized as a pivotal technology, is rapidly transforming various industries, offering substantial potential for innovation and growth. Beyond digital and tech savvy sectors, latecomers like oil and gas and oilfield service providers are increasingly relying on AI solutions. Although initial considerations for AI in oil and gas…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
The IEEE Computer Society (CS) strives to assemble and inspire a diverse group of industry leaders to advance the fields of computer science and engineering. In fact, it’s a critical part of our organizational mission. However, to succeed, these efforts need to target not only today’s scientists and engineers but…
By Jenna Bunnell
Sustainability is a hot topic in business right now and has been for a good few years. The green tech and sustainability market is expected to grow to $83 billion by 2032 as businesses turn to smart solutions. For businesses, finding innovative solutions to sustainability challenges is a top concern.…
By Gilad David Maayan
What Is Cloud Native Security? Cloud-native technologies, such as containers and serverless functions, are at the cutting edge of information technology. Cloud native applications, designed to be hosted on the cloud, offer scalability, resilience, and flexibility that traditional applications cannot match. But with new technologies come new security challenges. Cloud…
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The IEEE R10 Computer Society Chapters Congress 2024 took place 8-10 March 2024 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, at the MaRadHa hotel. The congress commenced with a warm welcome address from Mohamed Rawidean, R10 Coordinator, and Eric Berkowitz, Computer Society Director of Membership and Education. Key highlights of the event included:…
LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 14 April 2024 – In recognition of World Quantum Day, the IEEE Computer Society (IEEE CS) opened registration for Quantum Week 2024, IEEE’s International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering. Taking place 15-20 September in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Quantum Week 2024 will provide a rich educational and…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Machine learning (ML) via classical computing has long been used by industries and researchers to meet a nearly infinite variety of challenges. Quantum machine learning (QML), on the other hand, is relatively new and generally underutilized in both industry and research. Given the recent advances in quantum computing, researchers attending…
By IEEE Computer Society Team
Quantum computing holds immense promise for revolutionizing many fields. However, unlocking this potential hinges on robust and efficient software development, a domain facing unique challenges unlike its classical counterpart. This idea is explored in the conference proceeding, “Quantum Software Engineering Challenges from Developers’ Perspective: Mapping Research Challenges to the Proposed…
By Jenna Bunnell
The world produces so much data that it now has to be stored and processed in dedicated facilities—and that takes a lot of energy. Data centers face the twin challenges of increased demand for power and the need for sustainable IT infrastructure that doesn’t harm the planet. To find this…
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