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Your SUNet ID now gives you free access to Google Gemini, Google NotebookLM, and Microsoft Copilot Chat—all in addition to the Stanford AI Playground.

Starting Oct. 28, URL Defense will add a layer of email safety for Stanford email accounts, strengthening protection against online attacks. 

A new user experience for Stanford Accounts (the place you manage your SUNet ID settings, etc.) starts on May 10, 2025.

In July 2025, Stanford-sponsored Solidworks licenses will be discontinued, and Solidworks will no longer be available on computers managed by Learning Technologies & Spaces.

Use the secure genAI tool available within Zoom to recap a meeting in progress or generate summary notes for your virtual study groups and other meetings.

The Showdown at the AI Corral will feature speakers, discussions, and student-focused AI innovations.

The Information Security Office (ISO) is alerting the community to a recent scam targeting Stanford students with fraudulent part-time job opportunities.

Take the 2024 IT Client Satisfaction Survey for a chance to win a Stanford Grab Bag with prizes valued up to $100. Survey closes Feb. 27, 2024 at midnight.

Explore essential strategies to protect yourself against scams and fraud.

To offer a convenient way to guide others in saying your name — we’re excited to announce the campus-wide rollout of NameCoach.

A single print driver named "CardinalPrint" has replaced the previous multiple drivers for both Mac and Windows devices.

The Cardinal Print team will deploy updated print drivers to the campus in mid-to-late August.

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