“If we make them smaller, we can make them faster” has been the approach to building faster computers over the last 70-years starting with the first transistors and continuing as we built increasingly more complex integrated circuits. This was known as “Moore’s Law”. Recently, our technology is no longer achieving higher densities as we scale... Read more →

IEEE Orange County Section Executive Committee Monthly meeting - occurs every 2nd Thursday of the month. All IEEE OC Committee/Chapter/Affinity/SIG Chair/Key Volunteers (or their proxy) are requested to attend. Other IEEE members are also welcome to attend. Please RVSP here to receive the meeting login information. Routine attendance is required to qualify for your chapter... Read more →

Event Details Navigating the path from proof-of-concept model to mature software device in healthcare is a complex journey. In this talk, we highlight the various applications of machine learning to medicine, with an emphasis of what it takes to integrate software into a clinical workflow from early local deployment to multi-site validation. From a commercialization... Read more →

Networking Night hosted by the IEEE Orange County Section [] Join us for delicious pizza from Sgt Pepperoni's Pizza Store and meet other IEEE members in person at our monthly networking event in Irvine! There will be Senior IEEE members who can provide endorsement. Please register with your IEEE # and bring a jacket as... Read more →

[] We are excited to introduce the Orange County Computer Society(OCCS) Global Emerging Technologies (GET) Series—a monthly event dedicated to exploring the latest innovations, trends, and breakthroughs in computer science and technology. Hosted by the IEEE Orange County Computer Science Chapter, this series aims to bring together professionals, students, and tech enthusiasts for insightful discussions... Read more →

Our inaugural talk of the 2025 Invited Seminar Series comprises of two back to back talks covering a few interesting topics revolving around cloud computing including user access control, authentication and authorization, deploying machine learning models and accelerating ML workflow on the cloud platforms. Co-sponsored by: Media Partner: Open Research Institute (ORI) Speaker(s): Saidaiah Yachuri,... Read more →

Our inaugural talk of the 2025 Invited Seminar Series comprises of two back to back talks covering a few interesting topics revolving around cloud computing including user access control, authentication and authorization, deploying machine learning models and accelerating ML workflow on the cloud platforms. Co-sponsored by: Media Partner: Open Research Institute (ORI) Speaker(s): Saidaiah Yachuri,... Read more →

“Sequence-based interrogation of soil microbiomes and their ecosystem benefits” with Susannah Green Tringe, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Date/Time: Tuesday, January 28, 2025; 6:00-7:00 pm PST, 9-10 pm EST Abstract: Plants roots and the soil they grow in are heavily colonized with microbes that play critical roles in nutrient cycling and transport as well as influencing... Read more →

Synopsis: If not solved, AI models' power and water consumption threaten human society and ecology. AI is expected to consume 4% of the world's electricity by 2026. Water requirements are even more alarming as water is a shared, non-renewable resource. This talk will discuss some ways, such as data center redesign that industry and academia... Read more →

With over 14 years of extensive experience in power system studies, Sam Maleki has dedicated his career to advancing the integration of inverter-based resources (IBR) into electrical grids worldwide. His expertise spans critical areas such as power system stability, reliability, power quality, control, and grid interconnection, ensuring modern power systems remain robust and resilient amid... Read more →

With over 14 years of extensive experience in power system studies, Sam Maleki has dedicated his career to advancing the integration of inverter-based resources (IBR) into electrical grids worldwide. His expertise spans critical areas such as power system stability, reliability, power quality, control, and grid interconnection, ensuring modern power systems remain robust and resilient amid... Read more →

Humans make decisions and solve problems using heuristics (“thinking fast”) or abstract approaches such as modeling (“thinking slow”). Artificial intelligence approaches can similarly use either heuristics that are related to correlation and categorization, or use models that are related to causation. Predictive Engineering, which melds engineering modeling with probabilistic thinking, aligns closely with causation and... Read more →