HPC Continuum 2026 Conference

HPC Continuum Conference 6-8 July 2026

The HPC Continuum 2026 Conference is a three-day international scientific conference focused on High-Performance Computing (HPC) and emerging trends, including Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing. The event will be held at the University of Luxembourg on the Belval Campus, and is open to the global HPC community.

The HPC Continuum 2026 is a three-day International Scientific Conference addressing emerging trends in High-Performance Computing (HPC), specifically, the integration and interconnection of the new technologies currently enabling and accelerating seamless scaling, portability, and efficient use of computing resources, allowing applications and data to move smoothly to the most appropriate platform as computational needs change. Together, this conference will catalyse global collaboration across the HPC continuum field, shaping a shared vision for scalable, interoperable, and sustainable HPC worldwide. The conference will host the EUMaster4HPC Summer School, which complements the programme by enabling in-depth engagement with early career researchers, European HPC infrastructure experts, industry experts and brings together speakers from the EUMaster4HPC consortium, spanning top researchers from 23 countries in the HPC field, ensuring high academic standards at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing (QC), data-centric systems, cybersecurity, and sustainability.

Keynote Presentations (Vision & Strategy)

  • Future of the HPC continuum
  • AI–HPC convergence at scale
  • Sustainable and green supercomputing
  • Industry
  • Heterogeneous architecture design (CPU–GPU–FPGA)
  • Performance portability & benchmarking
  • Federated identity, security & data governance
  • Workflow orchestration across edge–cloud–HPC
  • Real-world deployment case studies
  • HPC for AI
  • Generative AI in HPC
  • Green AI
  • Heterogeneous Systems
  • Middleware & Orchestration
  • Quantum Computing
  • Edge Computing
  • Sustainable HPC

Panels & Round tables

  • Centralised vs distributed HPC models
  • Ethics of AI at exascale
  • Workforce development in advanced computing
  • International interoperability frameworks

Scientific committee

  • Prof. Maria Ribera-Sancho (Barcelona Supercomputing Center)
  • Prof. Dirk Pleiter (University of Groningen)
  • Prof. Ana Proykova (Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski)

Organising committee

  • Prof. Pascal Bouvry (University of Luxembourg)
  • Dr. Johnatan Pecero (University of Luxembourg)
  • Dr. Katerine Saleme (University of Luxembourg)

Organisers

Sponsors