Computer engineering is the discipline between electrical engineering and computer science: chips, boards, firmware, embedded systems, and the hardware-software boundary. It’s a named degree programme at essentially every technical university in the world.
That academic footprint is the value. The name fits an education resource, a careers platform, a professional community, an accreditation or standards body, or a reference library. Students, faculty, and recruiters all search the exact phrase, and the departmental sites currently serving them are mostly institutional pages with no ambition.
On the .org it reads as a professional or academic body, which is the right signal. Engineering disciplines are organised around societies, and those societies handle certification, publications, and conferences.
Two words, exact term, no hyphen, no alternative phrasing competing with it, and a field that grows with every device that needs a processor in it.
The name is listed for sale. Enquiries welcome.