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Data Privacy

Prioritizing privacy when it comes to developing IoT services

Ever walked past a surveillance camera in a public space and wondered just how private is your image and data that has been captured? During the January installment of Innov8: A Speaker Series, Dr. Dijiang Huang, Associate Professor of Computer…

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Powerhouse Panel at Empower 2021

15 tips for women in tech and those who support them from ASU’s female tech leaders

What does it mean to be a female leader in technology? How has the workforce landscape evolved over the last two decades, and what challenges still remain? These are just some of the questions posed during the Powerhouse Panel: Women in Tech…

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Here’s how you can connect with UTO at EDUCAUSE 2021

From digital wallets to cloud-based infrastructure, earning digital trust and more, leaders from ASU’s University Technology Office are set to showcase a variety of transformative projects and initiatives next week at EDUCAUSE 2021, from…

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ASU's 2022 Smart Region Summit

2022 Smart Region Summit: Trust and partnerships are key to closing the digital divide

Over 550 smart city experts, technology leaders, faculty, researchers and students convened at ASU's fourth annual Smart Region Summit, a digital imm

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ASU student and intern for the Cloud Innovation Center working on a project.

From ASU to AWS, three students share their journey from college to career

Arizona State University values partnerships that fuel innovation – and it’s this strong tradition of collaboration that brings business leaders into the higher education space, providing learners with future workforce experience while creating new…

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Reimagining the modern IT workforce

“The old model of higher education was built for a society that no longer exists,” said Dr. Chris Howard, executive vice president and chief operating officer for Arizona State University, a Public Enterprise, during a recent keynote.  This…

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