39th IEEE International Parallel &
Distributed Processing Symposium
June 3-7, 2025
Politecnico di Milano
Milan, Italy
Report on IPDPS 2025
IPDPS 2025 was held in the Italian city of Milan on the campus of Politecnico di Milano, the largest technical university in Italy and one of the oldest, and the conference banquet was held at another local landmark, the Museum of Leonardo da Vinci. Along with the three keynote speakers listed below, the main conference included the 105 contributed papers selected for presentation in 33 technical sessions and 21 papers presented as posters. Also, during the main conference, PhD students selected to present their research work in a poster, participated in the lunch-time mentoring program. In 2025, we brought back tutorials, scheduled two full days of 20 workshops back-to-back, and created a bridge to the to the main conference through a dedicated panel.
IPDPS 2025 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
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Thursday 5 June
For What the Bell Tolls
David Keyes
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)
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Friday 6 June
The Power of Parallelism: Accelerating Discovery in the Biosciences
Srinivas Aluru
Georgia Institute of Technology
Recipient of the 2025 IEEE Charles Babbage Award
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Saturday 7 June
Next-gen infrastructure for scalable generative AI: focus on advances in storage, computing and orchestration
Robert Haas
IBM Zurich
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IPDPS 2025 Best Paper Award
The IPDPS 2025 Best Paper Award was presented to the authors of:
Enabling Efficient Error-controlled Lossy Compression for Unstructured Scientific Data
Xuan Wu, Sheng Di, Congrong Ren, Pu Jiao, Mingze Xia, Cheng Wang, Hanqi Guo, Xin Liang, Franck Cappello
See Best Paper Candidates here
IPDPS 2025 Open Source Contribution Award
The IPDPS 2025 Open Source Contribution Award was presented to the authors of:
Compiler, Runtime, and Hardware Parameters Design Space Exploration
Lana Scravaglieri, Ani Anciaux-Sedrakian, Thomas Guignon, Olivier Aumage, Mihail Popov
IPDPS 2025 PhD Forum Best Poster Award
Presented to:
Marco D'Antonio
Title: Toward Efficient Asynchronous Single-Source Shortest Path
2025 IEEE TCPP Awards
At the occasion of the IPDPS conference, the Technical Community on Parallel Processing grants grants multiple awards. In 2025 at IPDPS in Milan, TCPP made the following awards:
Outstanding Service and Contributions Award
To Devesh Tiwari for his exemplary commitment to service roles and community building, particularly in the context of the TCPP sponsored conferences.
Award for Excellence in Parallel and Distributed Computing Education
To David Keyes for his contributions to expanding the computational science and engineering community through the engagement of students and early career scientists, establishment of advanced computing centers, and impactful leadership and administrative roles on an international scale
Special Recognition Award
Created to recognize the exceptional contribution of Sally Westrom during decades of service to IPDPS
IPDPS Sponsorship
The IEEE International Parallel & Distributed Processing Symposium serves as an international forum for engineers and scientists from around the world to present their latest research findings in all aspects of parallel and distributed computing. It is a premier conference in its field and serves as the flagship event of the IEEE Computer Society Technical Community on Parallel Processing and is sponsored in cooperation with ACM.
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