General Chair:
Program Co-Chair:
Program Co-Chair:
Publicity Chair:
Publication Chair:
Submission and Web Chair:
Steering Committee:
- João Bispo, UPORTO/INESCTEC
- Giovanni Agosta, POLIMI, IT
- João M.P. Cardoso, UPorto, PT
- Stefano Cherubin, NTNU, NO
- William Fornanciari, POLIMI, IT
- Michael Hübner, B-TU, DE
- Cristina Silvano, POLIMI, IT
- Dimitrios Soudris, NTUA, GR
Program Committee
Krakow, Poland, 27/01/2026
Co-located with HiPEAC
Website under construction
Scope of the Workshop
Recent advances in AI have increased pressure on classical computing architectures, prompting researchers and engineers to explore more efficient ways to perform computations. From HPC systems to mobile and embedded platforms, there is a growing need to design both hardware and software with attention to energy efficiency, privacy, security, data locality, and raw performance.
The upcoming edition of the PARMA-DITAM workshop will focus on technologies and methodologies that address evolving computational demands while taking into account environmental, societal, and political constraints.
This year’s main topics include:
- T1: Specialized digital and analog accelerators, including in-memory and near-memory processing
- T2: Energy optimization in hardware and software, including approximate computing techniques
- T3: Heterogeneous, parallel, distributed, and edge computing systems
- T4: Compilers, tools, and frameworks supporting the use, development, and performance analysis of novel computing architectures
- T5: Open-source and sovereign hardware design, including RISC-V
- T6: Case studies, applications, and real-world demonstrations related to T1–T5
We welcome contributions that explore these areas from both academic and industrial perspectives.
Important Dates:
- TBA - 23:59 (UTC): Paper Submission Deadline
- TBA: Acceptance Notification
- TBA - 23:59 (UTC): Camera ready version of accepted papers for workshop proceedings
Information for Authors:
Paper submission: Papers should be submitted electronically through EasyChair in PDF format. The review process will be double-blind. Only full papers are accepted.
All submissions are required to respect the following guidelines:
- Length: Up to 10 pages single column, excluding title page and references.
- Template: Please use the OASIcs template when preparing your manuscript.
See Camera Ready Submission Guidelines for additional details.
Camera Ready preparation instructions: The camera ready version of the accepted papers should be submitted up to TBA and be prepared according to the guidelines summarized in the following link: Camera Ready Submission Guidelines.