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										40th IEEE International Parallel & 
											Distributed Processing Symposium 
											May 25-29, 2026 
										New Orleans, USA 
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
 
	IPDPS 2026 - The 40th Edition
IPDPS  is an international forum for engineers and scientists from around the world to  present their latest research findings in all aspects of parallel computation.  In addition to technical sessions of submitted paper presentations, the meeting  offers workshops, tutorials, student mentoring, and commercial presentations  & exhibits. We have been meeting for 40 years and are looking forward to  new and old members of our community joining us in New Orleans. 
IPDPS  2026 and all associated events, including workshops, are scheduled to be held  in person on the five days starting Monday, May 25th and ending Friday, May  29th in New Orleans. Similar to 2025, the workshops will be held on Days 1 and  2, the first two days of the conference, and the main conference will follow on  the last three days. 
IPDPS 2026 IMPORTANT DATES
										
											
												| Workshops Call for Proposals | 
												Closed | 
											 
											
												| Main Conference Submissions  | 
												Closed | 
											 
											
												Proposals for 2026 Tutorials Due  | 
												November 27, 2025  | 
											 
											
												Notification for 2026 Tutorials  | 
												January 22, 2026  | 
											 
										 
										IPDPS 2026 Venue
New  Orleans is one of the most eccentric and lively cities in the world. Whatever  your interests are, New Orleans has you covered. From its diverse culture,  distinctive cuisine, rich history, colorful celebrations, live music, vibrant  nightlife, and world-class restaurants, there is something for everyone. It is  home to a number of engaging museums, including the World War II Museum, the  New Orleans Museum of Art, the Historic Voodoo Museum, Mardi Gras World, and  the Pharmacy Museum. A visit wouldn’t be complete without a swamp tour,  Mississippi river cruise, and a stop at Café du Monde for beignets. Join IPDPS  in 2026 to find out what makes New Orleans so unique and special.  |