The IEEE Global Museum, presented by the IEEE History Center, launched a new exhibit titled "Microchips That Shook the World." Based on the Chip Hall of Fame created by IEEE Spectrum, this hands-on traveling exhibit explores different types of microchips and the vital roles they play through a series of iconic products, including a working ...
Feature Image: Les Nelson, David Bondurant, Dr. Ray Artz IEEE Life Members, David Bondurant & Les Nelson, along with Dr. Ray Artz, had a reunion in Excelsior, MN in July 2025 after 50 years. All were former Sperry Univac Defense System engineers in the 1970s, and Nelson & Artz continued working on Signal Processing applications ...
Based on research from IEEE and other sources, older adults are highly vulnerable to phishing scams due to factors like lower digital literacy, social isolation, and difficulties distinguishing between real and fake online communications. Scammers exploit these vulnerabilities and can cause devastating emotional and financial harm, making it crucial to be aware of current trends ...
From connected cars to AI in health care, the pace of technological progress is dizzying. But cybersecurity threats are evolving in lockstep. Maintaining momentum has never been so important. Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity developments in Smart Cities, Healthcare, Remote Working, and Agentic AI. Learn more Cybersecurity Readiness IEEE Transmitter offers an ...
2024 was a year full of heart, exciting firsts, and continued impact. Join us in celebrating the achievements of IEEE’s charitable programs and the generous donors who help make it possible. In 2024, our donor community helped 2,990 projects and deployments, leveraged 190,948 volunteer hours, and impacted 854,760 people. Together, we make a significant impact ...
