[hpc-announce] DEADLINE EXTENSION for ACM Computing Frontiers 2026: 26 January (abstract and paper)

[Ruben Salvador]

(Apologies for possible multiple postings)

**We *unify and extend the deadlines* for the abstract (2 weeks) and 
paper (1 week) submissions for *ACM Computing Frontiers 2026.
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Website: https://urldefense.us/v3/__https://www.computingfrontiers.org/2026/index.html__;!!G_uCfscf7eWS!ZzgIJWqJU-n6MWCvt_xnmwl9oeiaioQYIv7gixoCbMT8J91U0YD7tWAOFMxJ96dXWu54Pnc_gNbUV9EpfLMNOuJXPMu8M7hK$ 

*Important Dates (AoE):*
   -*Abstract submission deadline:* *January 26, 2026*
   - *Paper submission deadline: January 26, 2026*
   - Author notifications: March 9, 2026
   - Camera-ready deadline: April 6, 2026

The *23rd ACM International Conference on Computing Frontiers (CF) 2026* 
will be held from *May 19 to May 21, 2026*, in *Catania, Sicily, Italy*. 
CF brings together an eclectic, interdisciplinary community of 
researchers who are pushing the boundaries of computing. From innovative 
architectures and emerging technologies to groundbreaking applications, 
CF serves as a premier venue where forward-looking ideas take shape.

This year, CF will also feature a *Special Session on Collaborative 
Projects*, focusing on the conference’s key topics. We welcome 
submissions from collaborative research initiatives funded by agencies 
worldwide --including the EU, DARPA, IARPA, DOE, ESA, NASA, and others. 
The goal of this session is to enhance the visibility of ongoing 
research and development efforts, foster collaboration across 
institutions, and provide a platform to discuss future research 
directions and partnership opportunities. Newly accepted projects are 
also encouraged to participate and will be invited for a short presentation.

*Topics of Interest:
*We invite original research contributions in (but not limited to) the 
following areas:
     1. Novel computational models and algorithms
     2. Emerging application paradigms
     3. Computer architectures (from embedded systems to HPC)
     4. Innovative hardware and memory technologies
     5. Networking and storage systems
     6. Compiler design and runtime environments

Given your expertise in these fields, we warmly invite you to contribute 
by submitting a paper. The conference accepts *long papers (up to 8 
pages)* and *short papers (up to 4 pages)*, following the ACM two-column 
format.

*Collaborative Project Submissions*:
Project coordinators are invited to submit a short abstract describing 
the project goals, recent achievements, and lessons learned. Please 
include the project’s start date and duration. Accepted abstracts will 
be invited to prepare an optional paper according to CF’26 submission 
guidelines.

We look forward to receiving your contribution. We invite you to visit 
our website for further details and news.