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By IEEE Computer Society Team on July 19, 2026 Achyut Sarma Boggaram is one of our "Computing's Top 30 Early Career Professionals" for 2025. This program seeks to highlight an esteemed group of rising stars who earned this honor for their exceptional early-career achievements and role in driving advancements across the computing landscape.
Fueling Innovation: Highlights from the Astro Code 2026 Hackathon in Jordan
July 18, 2026 Astro Code 2026 was a national-level technical competition and 24-hour hackathon organized at Amman Arab University, bringing together students from universities across Jordan on 9 & 10 June 2026 to develop innovative solutions addressing challenges in artificial intelligence, software development, space technologies, sustainability, and digital innovation. The competition attracted more than 150 participants representing over 30 teams from 17 Jordanian universities.
Episode 8 | How to Build a Career That Actually Matters to You
July 17, 2026 Engineering is more than just a series of technical tasks. True professional growth relies on a distinct shift from individual contributor to strategic leader. In the latest episode of InfiLab, our host sits down with key IEEE leaders, including the IEEE Region 6 Director, to discuss what it takes to build a meaningful engineering career that makes a lasting impact.
Computing’s Top 30: Vishnupriya S. Devarajulu
By IEEE Computer Society Team on July 17, 2026 Vishnupriya S. Devarajulu is one of our "Computing's Top 30 Early Career Professionals" for 2025. This program seeks to highlight an esteemed group of rising stars who earned this honor for their exceptional early-career achievements and role in driving advancements across the computing landscape. Introduction My name is Vishnupriya S.
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When AI Writes More Code, Safety Becomes the Bottleneck: A Refactoring Playbook
By Lakshmi Priya Gopalsamy on July 16, 2026 AI has made it faster than ever to produce code. But many teams are discovering the real bottleneck isn’t writing code—it’s changing code safely. That’s why refactoring matters more now, not less. The winning approach is not a quarterly cleanup initiative. It’s routine maintenance: small, frequent improvements that keep a system understandable, change-friendly, and resilient under pressure.
Why Most AI Failures Are Systems Failures, Not Model Failures
July 15, 2026 Artificial intelligence has become a core part of modern software systems, powering everything from recommendations and search to fraud detection and autonomous decision-making. Nevertheless when AI systems fail in production, the instinctive reaction is almost always the same: the model must be wrong. In practice, post-incident analyses across the industry tell a different story.
Software Engineers: Have You Outgrown Your Role?
By IEEE Computer Society Team on July 15, 2026 Experienced software engineers are pivotal to organizational success, and plenty of them spend their careers as thriving team players.
Computing’s Top 30: Oluwakemi Temitope Olayinka
By IEEE Computer Society Team on July 15, 2026 Oluwakemi Temitope Olayinka is one of our "Computing's Top 30 Early Career Professionals" for 2025. This program seeks to highlight an esteemed group of rising stars who earned this honor for their exceptional early-career achievements and role in driving advancements across the computing landscape.
Agentic AI in OT: New Capabilities, Emerging Risks, and Governance Challenges
By Roy Krans and Dan Idzikowski on July 14, 2026 As industrial systems become more interconnected, organizations are discovering that visibility alone is inadequate. Dashboards can show what is happening, but without context and coordination, they rarely drive effective action.