About the REACH conference
REACH is an international forum for the latest advances in the computer architecture landscape, connecting leading voices in industry and academia.
The conference explores new research in computer science, encompassing computer architecture technology, quantum computing, neuromorphic computing, and related technologies. It attracts leading voices in the sector, both as speakers and attendees. A poster session brings you in contact with academic and industrial researchers to learn about the latest ideas and results.
Theme: Evolutions in classic computer architecture
- Core microarchitecture
- Manycore and multicore architecture
- Heterogeneous CPU architectures
- Memory systems architecture
- Address translation for large memory applications
- Large-scale computing systems
Theme: Software, runtime, compiler and codesign tools
- Hardware/software co-design
- Compile-time and dynamic analysis
- Performance modelling and simulation
- Correctness: verification, model-checking, test generation
Theme: Application or Domain-specific computer architectures
- GPU architectures
- AI architecture: on-device training and inference
- AI accelerator interconnects
Theme: Novel computing technologies
- Optical computing
- Quantum computing
- Neuromorphic computing
Who attends REACH?
“Presentations, posters and general content far exceeded my expectations, and loved the opportunity to interact with the community!”
Michaela Blott, Senior Fellow, AMD, Ireland
“I thoroughly enjoyed the meeting of minds at IET’s Computer Architecture Conference! I presented recent work and received a great response both in terms of interest and feedback. IET’s format provided a great forum for top academics and architects to present out of the box ideas and major industry trends. A great opportunity to network, learn, and get feedback big ideas.”
Chris Wilkerson, Principal Engineer, Intel, USA
“I expected a lot from this event, and the outcome surpassed even my high expectation. It was great to hear from the experts from various domains and communicate with them.”
Jangwoo Kim, CEO, MangoBoost and Professor, Seoul National University, South Korea
We also welcome you to contact us if you would like to discuss speaking opportunities, to be a part of our committee, or for partnership and sponsorship enquiries.