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Reflecting on 25 years of advancements for our publication and our industry to celebrate where we've been — and to anticipate where we're going.

Cadalyst introduces two new editorial offerings that explore the implications of technology advancements in our industry.

It's not about using digital technologies to eliminate physical prototypes; it's about adopting strategies that combine the best of both worlds to meet manufacturing challenges.

Ongoing cuts to science and technology initiatives are discouraging, but we shouldn't be dissuading this country's youth from entering these fields.

Cadalyst celebrates its 25th year of publication and thanks you, the readers, for its ongoing success.

Not Just for Servers: Software starts to catch up with 64-bit processors

Off track: Amtrak brake problem illustrates pitfalls of complex supply chain.

AS PROMISED, THIS MONTH we'll consider the state of engineering drawings today. Several of you who wrote in response to my recent musings about the dearth of CAD jobs (August, p. 6) remarked that the quality of drawings today is not what it used to be.