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09/01/2026

The push toward 6G is redefining where networks can exist, taking connectivity beyond the ground and into the skies.

In this episode of the IEEE Communications Society Technology News podcast, experts discuss the rise of non-terrestrial networks (NTNs), which represent a paradigm shift in how we think about connectivity.

NTNs are wireless communication systems that integrate satellites, high-altitude platforms and drones to support a variety of new use cases, from connecting smartphones in hard-to-reach places to supporting disaster response.

Watch the full episode to hear more: https://bit.ly/4zP4iiJ

08/27/2026

AI is evolving fast, but one thing is clear: people still play a critical role.

IEEE members weigh in on what matters most, including the need for human oversight, transparency, fairness and original thinking.

Read more about how IEEE is helping shape the future of AI: https://bit.ly/3UQQIve

08/26/2026

Born 108 years ago today, Katherine Johnson’s mathematical expertise shaped defining moments in astronomy, including Alan Shepard’s first US human spaceflight and John Glenn’s historic orbit of the Earth.

In recognition of these pioneering contributions and fundamental computational work, Johnson received the IEEE President’s Award in 2019.

08/21/2026

IEEE Robotics & Automation Society asked robotics experts a simple question: “If a robot should do anything, what should it do?”

Naturally, their answers revealed several relatable themes. After all, we could all use help with everyday chores.

08/19/2026

The world’s first known photographic process was publicly unveiled 187 years ago today. And since then, the way we document our world has never stopped evolving.

Over the years, technologists have been bridging the artistic and the technical to achieve breakthroughs that are making photography increasingly accessible.

Swipe to explore key milestones in photo history.

08/18/2026

Don’t miss the second Meet the 2027 IEEE President-Elect Candidates Forum on Saturday, 22 August 2026.

The event, hosted and moderated by 2026 IEEE President and CEO Mary Ellen Randall, brings together candidates David Alan Koehler and Manfred “Fred” Schindler to answer questions and discuss key issues affecting the IEEE community.

Learn more and register for the livestream today: https://bit.ly/3ROWDQD

08/14/2026

Sometimes, the most important thing an engineer can pass on is opportunity.

IEEE Life Fellow John McDonald has spent more than five decades in power engineering. Today, he spends hours each day helping students and early-career engineers find opportunities, navigate challenges and build careers.

His biggest takeaway: Don’t be afraid to ask questions.

Visit IEEE Transmitter to read more: https://bit.ly/4qd8VPe

08/12/2026

Today, having a computer on your desk at work isn’t anything special. But in 1981, the release of IBM's first-ever PC was revolutionary, making the excitement of a desktop computer a reality for millions.

With 16 KB of RAM and 5 MHz of processing power, the IBM 5150 PC had a profound impact on how we interact with computers, bringing them out of controlled environments and into our homes, offices and classrooms.

08/11/2026

“By connecting technologists around the world, IEEE is dedicated to transforming collective expertise into actionable solutions.

Our global community is committed to empowering the next generation, sharing knowledge and encouraging each other to excel. Collaboration is at the heart of how we truly advance technology for the benefit of humanity.

From engaging in humanitarian activities to shaping IEEE Standards, every member’s contributions matter and strengthen our collective impact. I’m so proud to be a part of this inspiring journey.”

-Mary Ellen Randall, 2026 IEEE President & CEO

08/10/2026

Ever since generative AI emerged a few years ago, it’s difficult to go a day without hearing about a new development.

Though the headlines are filled with platform updates and advancements, the conversation around new cybersecurity threats in the era of AI is just as big. Is it all just hype or cause for concern?

See what IEEE security experts think: https://bit.ly/4gjqJE7

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