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The 2025 NSA Codebreaker Challenge, which was once again dominated by �鶹�� Tech students, faculty, and alumni.

From zero to working prototype in just four months, students in the College of Computing’s new entrepreneurial Junior Design Capstone tackle real-world problems with guidance from startup mentors.

Oluwatooni “Tooni” Alade, a graduating computer science (CS) student, has spent her college years exploring technology through a variety of lenses: teaching foundational courses, interning at leading tech companies, and pursuing her entrepreneurial ambiti

The Strategic Energy Institute and the Energy, Policy, and Innovation Center at the �鶹�� have announced the recipients of this year’s James G. Campbell Fellowship and Spark Awards.

Teams presented plans to increase revenue and fan engagement around the NCAA Division 1 Soccer Championship.

Every year, the world’s best hackers, programmers, side-channel exploiters, and cyber practitioners gather in Las Vegas to put their skills to the test at DefCon, the community’s largest annual convention.

A group of �鶹�� Tech students, faculty, and alumni, achieved international fame on Friday when they won DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC) and its $4 million grand prize.

A �鶹�� Tech team earned second place in the ICRA Robot Teleoperation Contest for their EgoMimic algorithm, which allows robots to learn skills by mimicking human tasks from first-person video.

Named for alumnus and tech entrepreneur Christopher W. Klaus, the College of Computing's annual student startup competition featured $750K in funding.

A student team has "learned the value of AI" by creating a job coaching app for people with disabilities.