Conference tracks
Core Computing
Algorithms & data structures, programming languages & compilers, operating systems, architecture, databases, software engineering.
Networking & Security
Computer networks, internet technologies, cybersecurity, privacy, and cryptography.
Artificial Intelligence & Data
Machine learning, data science, natural language processing, and computer vision.
Cloud, Distributed & HPC
Cloud computing, parallel & edge computing, high-performance computing, virtualization.
Emerging Technologies
IoT, blockchain, quantum computing, neuromorphic computing, and biocomputing.
Human-Centric & Applied Computing
HCI, graphics, VR/AR, mobile development, and game design.
Robotics & Intelligent Systems
Robotics and autonomous systems.
Societal & Ethical Aspects
Ethical issues and responsible, trustworthy AI.
How to submit
Prepare your paper
Use the official IEEE conference paper template (2-column format). Page limit: 10 pages.
Check originality
Ensure the work is original and unpublished, and not under review or accepted elsewhere.
Submit via ConfConnects
Submit electronically through the ConfConnects portal by 15 September 2026.
On acceptance
Complete the IEEE eCF copyright form and register at least one author by 20 November 2026.
Publication
Accepted, registered, and presented papers are intended for submission to IEEE Xplore, subject to the publisher's approval and IEEE quality review. See the IEEE Policy page for author obligations.
This conference is registered with IEEE as IEEE Conference Record #71018.
Papers must use the official IEEE conference paper template (two-column), up to a maximum of 10 pages. The registration fee covers up to 6 pages; each additional page (7–10) is charged USD 5 per page — see Registration. Review type (single- or double-blind) will be confirmed in the Author Guidelines.