In September 2025, a new IEEE Milestone was unveiled at Nokia Labs in Antwerp, Belgium, celebrating the development of the pioneering Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) system. The ceremony, presided over by IEEE President Prof. Dr. Kathleen Kramer and Region ...
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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 ...
This USB cable was used in 2003 to connect a keyboard to Apple’s G4 computer. SSPL/Getty Images IEEE has designated the Universal Serial Bus (USB) as its latest Milestone, celebrating the 1996 specification that transformed electronic device connectivity worldwide. The ...
The IEEE History Center Newsletter for July 2025 is available! The IEEE History Center newsletter is free to all individuals interested in technological history—whether engineers, scholars, researchers, hobbyists, or members of the general public with a passion for technological history. ...
Presented by the IEEE Global Museum, The Unseen Signals traveling exhibit celebrates the life of Edwin H. Armstrong, an unsung genius and IEEE Medal of Honor winner. It highlights his technological innovations, patriotism, and the continuing relevance of his achievements. ...
The IEEE History Center Newsletter for July 2024 is available! The IEEE History Center newsletter is free to all persons interested in technological history—whether engineers, scholars, researchers, hobbyists, or interested members of the public. The new issue features articles on ...
The Apollo 11 lunar landing flight, a monumental milestone in human history, stands as arguably the most significant technological achievement. The aircraft carrier USS Hornet played a crucial role in fulfilling the final part of President Kennedy’s 1961 challenge to ...
