The Linux Foundation has opened submissions for speaking proposals at the High Performance Software Foundation Conference in Chicago. The event, focused on high performance software and computing, is set for March 16-20, 2026. Proposals are due by January 11.
The Linux Foundation announced a call for proposals for HPSFcon 2026, inviting experts to submit ideas on high performance software to influence the future of high performance computing, or HPC. The conference will take place in Chicago from March 16 to 20, 2026.
Interested speakers have until January 11 to submit their proposals through the official portal. Early registration for the event is available until January 30, offering savings on fees. The Linux Foundation emphasized bringing "your best ideas in high performance software" to the gathering.
This conference serves as a platform for shaping advancements in HPC, a field critical to scientific computing, AI, and large-scale data processing. Submissions and registrations can be made via dedicated links provided by the organizers.