Category: Standards, IEEE & Computer Society
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IEEE Summit on Internet Governance #IEEEIGSummit
A few impressions from the IEEE Summit on Internet Governance. Simon Pugh attended as photographer and published more impressions at Flickr. Videos of the event are available at the website. Twitter has the event under #ieeeigsummit. At the end of the panel on the future of Internet Governance, asked for a perspective, Mark Raymond summed…
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IEEE members win #Nobel Prize
Congratulations to Dr. Isamu Akasaki, Dr. Hiroshi Amano and Dr. Shuji Nakamura: Congrats to IEEE members Dr. Isamu Akasaki, Dr. Hiroshi Amano and Dr. Shuji Nakamura on their #Nobel Prize win! http://t.co/uq08GaVmNA — IEEE (@IEEEorg) October 8, 2014
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Detroit's IT Systems “Beyond Fundamentally Broken”
Detroit’s infrastructure is broken and so are their IT Systems. “Beyond Fundamentally Broken” IEEE Spectrum.
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Finally: The first IEEE Milestone in Germany
The first IEEE Milestone in Germany will be awarded to the Rheinfelden Power Plant on the 25th of September. Only 10 days from today. via IEEE Germany Section.
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Registration for IEEE CloudNet'14 is now open!
The 2014 3rd IEEE International Conference on Cloud Networking, taking place in Luxembourg from October 8th till October 10th 2014, is open for registration. via IEEE Communications Society.
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New IEEE Journal Seeks Editor-in-Chief
New IEEE Journal Seeks Editor-in-Chief via IEEE Communications Society.
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Does “Net Neutrality” Need a Better Name?
Does “Net Neutrality” need a better name? Congresswoman Anna Eshoo says so and launches a Reddit Contest, trying to find a better name that doesn’t get into the way of the debate. via IEEE Spectrum.
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How I engineered #ieeesc2014
How I engineered #ieeesc2014 Disclaimer: Nothing of this was done with bad intentions, this has been transparent to most of the people named here. I consider it the “engineering approach”, which seems to be appropriate for the event.
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Electromagnetic Warfare Is Here
James Bond and a few other cinema heroes prevented this from happening: Villains creating blackouts in our critical infrastructure. Until now, this was limited to fiction. IEEE Spectrum has an article to describe how realistic this is as of 2014. via Electromagnetic Warfare Is Here.