August 2025 - IEEE Spectrum

AI and real-time neural feedback could transform treatments
Thirty years ago, the JPEG became the dominant way we share digital photos on the Internet
Planetary defense tech would find and divert hard-to-spot near-Earth objects
Since 2004, the U.S. has spent $100 billion for EHR systems that keep doctors glued to their screens
Even decade-old phones can still outperform IoT-specific devices
Pixels meet paint, as a digital “mask” conceals damage on a 15th-century painting
The world’s largest EV maker now has the world’s fastest DC charger
Thermodynamic computing isn’t just a rebrand of probabilistic computing
Ground Control Robotics’ legged bots could weed crops better than humans
Speed kills and people pay the price
Steven Searcy’s poem from IEEE Spectrum’s August 2025 magazine
How the U.S. Post Office took point on civil defense
This programmable chip will help teach you the real-world ropes
A flurry of contracts went to a range of projects
Steve Adeshina modernized the country’s voting system
He’ll fly around the world in a hydrogen fuel-cell aircraft