IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture

The IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture (HPCA) is one of the premier research venues in computer architecture, focusing on advances that enable the next generation of high-performance and energy-efficient computing systems. HPCA presents original research on processor microarchitecture, memory systems, interconnects, accelerators, and the architectural support for emerging workloads including deep learning, data analytics, and scientific computing. As the end of Dennard scaling and slowing Moore's Law intensify the need for architectural innovation, HPCA remains at the forefront of defining how future computing systems will be designed.

computer architecture

Authors are invited to submit original research on computer architecture topics including processor design, cache and memory hierarchy, GPU and accelerator architectures, network-on-chip, storage systems, hardware security, architectural support for machine learning, and power-efficient computing. Papers should present novel contributions that advance the understanding or practice of high-performance or energy-efficient computer architecture.