2022 6th International Conference on High Performance Compilation, Computing and Communications (HP3C 2022)

You are cordially invited to join us at the 2022 6th International Conference on High Performance Compilation, Computing and Communications (HP3C'22) in Jilin, China during June 23-25, 2022. It's co-sponsored by Northeast Electric Power University, Research Institute of Big Data Analytics, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China and Guangdong University of Technology GDUT.

HP3C-2022 welcomes author submission of papers from any branch of the High Performance Compilation, Computing and Communications, and their applications or other topic areas. The areas covered by the include, but not limited to: High performance Languages and Compilers for High Performance Computing, Multicore, Many-core and Multithreaded Architectural Approaches, Parallel and Distributed System Architectures, Parallel and Distributed Software Technologies. Call for Papers »

There are many good reasons to attend this jointly-sponsored international conference. You will:

We invite you to submit a paper for the HP3C-2022 International Conference and join us for a premier event at this vibrant city. We invite submissions from all relevant areas of the HP3C field, broadly defined. We will continue to accept abstracts after the deadline for as long as space is available. We encourage you to submit early.

Topic of Interests 

The conference is soliciting state-of-the-art research papers in the following areas of interest:

Track 1: System Architecture

New Memory and Storage Technologies
Exascale Systems The Show Must Go On
Containers for HPC
RISC-V as Next-Generation HPC Components
Parallel and Distributed System Architectures
Multicore, Many-core and Multithreaded Architectural Approaches
Distributed Systems and Applications
Cloud Computing Architectures and Tools

Track 2: Applications/Algorithms

HPC Empowering AI
How AI Can Enable More Efficient HPC
HPC for the Energy Transition
Mixed Arithmetics
Parallel and Distributed Algorithms
High Performance Pervasive/Ubiquitous Computing
High performance Adaptive and Evolvable Computing
High-performance Scientific and Engineering Computing
Grid and Cluster Computing

Track 3: Emerging Technologies

Silicon Photonics in HPC for Future Exascale Needs
Optical Switching and Networking for Next-Generation Computing
Emerging Neuromorphic and Unconventional Computing Technologies
Preparing for Extreme Heterogeneity in HPC
High Performance Systems for Medical Applications
High performance Energy Aware Information Systems
Wireless Sensor, Ad Hoc and Mesh Networks
Mobile Computing and Wireless Communications
Multimedia Systems and Virtual Reality
Off-Chip/On-Chip Interconnection Networks
Tools and technologies for Web Services development, and management

Track 4: Parallel Programming Models & Performance Modelling

Performance Modeling and Tuning for Exascale Systems
Overcoming the Challenges in Exascale Programming
HPC as a Tool to Enable Science and Programming
Programming Challenges for Reconfigurable Computing
High performance Languages and Compilers for High Performance Computing
Parallel and Distributed Software Technologies
Tools and Environments for Software Development

Track 5: Machine Learning

Scalable Optimization Methods for Deep Learning
Machine Learning Systems and Tools
Machine Learning for Weather and Climate
Machine Learning in Life Sciences
 
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