International Symposium on Applied Reconfigurable Computing

The International Symposium on Applied Reconfigurable Computing (ARC 2027) is a leading venue for researchers and engineers working on FPGA-based systems, reconfigurable architectures, and the application of hardware reconfigurability to accelerate demanding computational workloads. The symposium addresses the full spectrum of reconfigurable computing research, from low-level hardware architecture design and high-level synthesis methodologies to system-level integration and domain-specific acceleration for AI inference, signal processing, and scientific computing. ARC brings together academic researchers and industry engineers to advance the state of the art in flexible, efficient computing hardware that can adapt to evolving application requirements.

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Submissions are invited on FPGA design and optimization, reconfigurable system architectures, high-level synthesis, hardware accelerators for machine learning and signal processing, dynamic partial reconfiguration, and tools and frameworks for reconfigurable computing design. Both theoretical advances and experimental validations on physical hardware platforms are welcome.