CCMCC is a cross-disciplinary community that brings experts from diverse fields together, all working on advancing memory-centric computing, including processing in memory and processing near memory. It is a platform for sharing new ideas, exchanging insights, and fostering collaboration.
CCMCC's mission is to accelerate innovation in memory-centric computing and its the integration into real-world applications.
CCMCC 2026 conference will take place in Lyon, France, from October 28–30, 2026. Attendees can participate through various engaging formats, including participation and presentations of novel research findings, workshops, and tutorials.
Download the CfP as a PDF.
Full papers (both long and short papers) must present original research that has not been published or submitted elsewhere. Papers should be submitted in PDF format and adhere to the conference's formatting requirements. All submitted papers must be formatted in IEEE Conference format (single-spaced, two-column, 10pt font size), and must confrom to the length specification for the respective paper type:
All submitted full papers must fulfill the requirements of IEEE Xplore. Authors may submit their papers either as single-blind or double-blind submissions. If authors include their names in the PDF, reviewers will be able to see their identities (single-blind review). If authors omit their names, reviewers will not know their identities (double-blind review).
We encourage the authors to follow the common tradition in the top conferences of their respective discipline/community regarding single-blind or double-blind submission.
All accepted full papers presented in the conference will be included in the proceedings and submitted for inclusion in IEEE Xplore. Papers that are not presented will be excluded from the proceedings. Publication by IEEE and inclusion in Xplore are conditional on meeting all IEEE requirements.
Accepted extended abstract will only be invited for presentation but will not be included in the official conference proceedings.
Extended abstracts may be based on new and work-in-progress result, submitted or recently published articles. A selection of extended abstracts will be invited for the "Highlights of the Year" session, where they will receive a longer presentation slot, and have a chance for winning the "CCMCC Seal of Excellence" award.
All deadlines are AoE (Anywehere on Earth)
