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This installment of Computer’s series highlighting the work published in IEEE Computer Society journals comes from IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics.

The IEEE Computer Society’s lineup of 12 peer-reviewed technical magazines covers cutting-edge topics ranging from software design and computer graphics to Internet computing and security, from scientific applications and machine intelligence to ...

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Science often tends to get stuck when people opt to disregard the work of others who have already addressed the same or similar problem.

Cybersecurity and trust are topics that have become staples in most computer- and IT-related magazines, journals, and conference proceedings. And I don’t see that ending, ever. Although cybersecurity and trust are just a few of the topics of interest to ...

We present an extensive roundtable discussion among industry leaders and distinguished researchers to give readers insight into the emerging challenges of designing autonomous systems in the era of artificial intelligence. The panelists also explore the ...

Trust is a critical characteristic of computer systems, but the traditional approach of evaluating systems has failed to deliver the required levels of confidence. We review the emerging zero trust paradigm and propose a new set of zero trust tenets and ...

Device authentication is an essential security feature for the Internet of Things (IoT). Physical unclonable functions (PUFs) are a promising technology for developing lightweight authentication protocols in these environments. This article presents the ...

Insecure cloud-native applications (CNAs) will continue to experience security compromises including data breaches due to their dynamic, complex, and varied threat landscape. We review current application security techniques, examine their benefits and ...

This article summarizes lessons from the past three Hack3D events, including ways in which engineers can launch surprise attacks on digital manufacturing (DM) designs. A key outcome is a taxonomy-guided security benchmark for the DM community.

A formal traceability model is presented with a real-world application of a gray-box penetration test. Such formal traceability improves test effectiveness and efficiency, thus underlining the applicability and value of formal methods in an industry ...

Ideas emerge into the field of computer science in different ways. Sometimes they are carried forward by a single prominent publication. However, some important ideas, such as object-oriented programming, are promoted by a stream of articles.

There is a real need to (metaphorically) label software, but in what way—like a food, drug, hazardous material, or something else? The reasons for labeling software and how to do this are discussed.

IEEE Standard 1838-2019 was developed for testing multidie products, enabling design automation tools to add design-for-test facilities and designers to focus on functional innovation.

On the color spectrum, energy-hungry artificial intelligence (AI) is red, and energy-efficient AI is green. How will the colors of AI be represented in the future?

The never-ending human curiosity about exploring the universe is pushing the limits of robotic autonomy from remote-controlled to fully autonomous systems characterized by advanced learning, cognition, and reasoning for operating in completely unknown and ...

Equipping humanoid robots with software-intensive artificial intelligence and machine learning systems introduces opportunities for enhancing human–machine teaming and challenges for placing trust in those relationships.

New technologies are helping modern hearing aids to better assist those in need and evolve from devices some people need to wear into personal assistants that anyone will want to wear.