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Our student-run bimonthly publication. Explore articles on systems programming, hardware architectures, interviews, and student research.

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Latest Edition

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Volume 5 (July 2026)

Beyond the Tap: Demystifying NFC & Agentic Systems

In this issue, we demystify Near Field Communication (NFC) beyond the tap, explore the architectural challenges of code writing itself with AI agents, test your skills with cipher puzzles, and feature an exclusive interview with Dr. S. Radha (Principal, SSN CE & Treasurer of IEEE Madras Section).

Previous Issues

Volume 4 (February 2026) Cover
Volume 4 (February 2026)

The Curious Case of the QR Code

In this issue, we dive deep into the history and inner workings of the humble QR code, test your brain with the IEEE CS crossword, question our privacy under IoT smart devices, and talk to Nithin Balaji (Software Engineer at Barclays).

Volume 3 (August 2025) Cover
Volume 3 (August 2025)

Love Clicking Tractors at 2 AM

In this issue, we explore the humor and engineering behind CAPTCHAs, read a poetic 'Ode to Code', share anonymous developer confessions, and feature an interview with Naren Sivakumar, a PhD student at UMD benchmarking multi-modal AI.

Volume 2 (June 2025) Cover
Volume 2 (June 2025)

How GPS Works (And Why It Betrayed Me)

In this issue, we break down GPS triangulation and atomic clocks, discuss the physics and math of navigation (and how they sometimes fail us in funny ways), and catch up with alumni achievements.

Volume 1 (January 2025) Cover
Volume 1 (January 2025)

Tech Around Us & Undersea Cables

Our inaugural issue! Journey beneath the oceans to learn about submarine communications cables and how they route global data, enjoy a poetic tribute to GSM networks, and read an interview with Ragul (Data Engineer at Comcast).