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 Hi Manoj,

Thank you for your interest in IEEE Computer Society membership!

Membership offers countless opportunities to enhance your experience with the Society. Whether you're looking to network with big players in your field, learn new skills, or want to give back to the community, you'll find great opportunities.

Member Benefits:

  • Subscription to Computer Magazine

  • Professionals get 18 downloads with membership

      • Save 60% when you upgrade to unlimited access

      • Students get Full CSDL access at no extra cost!

    • Deep discounts on 189 IEEE CS Conferences

    • Access to exclusive networking events at our most popular conferences, including mentorship programs and fun activities

    • @computer.org email address to identify your membership

    • Unique opportunities to serve on IEEE CS boards and committees

    • Exclusive opportunities for awards and student scholarships

    • And more!
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