Call for Presentations

    CFP Close: Oct 16, 2026
    Event Date: December  1, 2026

oneAPI Developer Summit 2026 (Hosted by UXL Foundation)

Advancing AI,  HPC, and Edge with onAPI: "Driving Heterogeneous AI Across the World" 

The UXL Foundation invites researchers, developers, and industry leaders to submit  presentations at the upcoming oneAPI DevSummit hosted by the UXL Foundation. 

This conference will spotlight the latest innovations, real-world applications, and future directions of the oneAPI programming model in the context of heterogeneous computing.

Themes

We are interested in the following themes.

- Workload mix for heterogeneous compute on CPU + Accelerators using oneMath, oneDAL,  and others.

- Workloads with memory dependencies using oneMCC

- Leveraging oneAPI libraries for use in different verticals like automotive, healthcare, and finance

Areas of Interest

We are interested in the following areas:

Applications & Case Studies

- Real-world implementations and success stories

- Industry-specific case studies (e.g., healthcare, finance, automotive)

- Comparative insights with other programming models

AI Topics

- Agentic AI apps (ex training agents to write oneapi code)

- Deep Learning (ex using oneDNN solutions)

- AI and machine learning with oneAPI

- High-performance and exascale computing

- Quantum computing and emerging technologies

Tools & Ecosystem

- oneAPI development environments and tools

- Interoperability with other programming models

- Libraries and extensions that expand oneAPI functionality

Education & Community

- Teaching oneAPI in academic settings

- Open-source and community-driven initiatives

- Strategies to grow and engage the oneAPI developer ecosystem

We look forward to your contributions that help drive the future of open, cross-platform computing.

Please include the following in your submission:

Title and abstract for your technical talk or workshop

Speaker bio

Speaker headshot, 1000x1000

Any external conference links, if applicable

GitHub repository link, if applicable