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Siebel School News
February 12, 2026

Pariza Tabriz: Fortifying Google's Chrome Security for 3 Billion Users

Siebel School In the Media
February 12, 2026

From OpenTelemetry to unicorn: CS alumnus Spiros Xanthos' resolve AI’s $125M bet on AI production engineering

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Siebel School In the Media
February 9, 2026

Illinois students Globi App works to unite the world

The Daily Illini

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February 9, 2026

Daniel Kang on METR: the most misunderstood graph in AI

MIT Technology Review

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February 9, 2026

Daniel Kang and how shopping chatbots might transform retail

Financial Times

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February 9, 2026

News Notes

- 2/11/2026
  Watch CS professor Ling Ren's a16z crypto talk on the commit latency of Byzantine consensus protocols. He discusses the tight good-case commit latency in various settings, and the concurrent 2-and-3-round design paradigm. a16z crypto is advancing the science and technology of the next generation of the internet.
- 2/10/2026
  Thinking Fast and Correct: Automated Rewriting of Numerical Code through Compiler Augmentation won the CGO 2026 Distinguished Paper Award written by CS professor Billy Moses, Siyuan Brant Qian (CS Ph.D. student), Vimarsh Sathia (CS Ph.D. student), Jan Hückelheim Argonne National Laboratory, Paul Hovland ('97 Ph.D. CS, CSE) Argonne National Laboratory and Ivan R. Ivanov Tokyo Institute of Technology.
  
  The IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Code Generation and Optimization focuses on hardware and software optimization, code generation techniques and related issues.