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CLOSED: Contemporary Industry Products

IEEE Micro seeks submissions for this upcoming special issue.

Submissions due: May 23, 2025

Publication: Sept/Oct 2025


Topics of Interest

Paper topics are not limited to hardware tapeouts. Papers that are software-centric papers relevant to the computer architecture audience are welcome in this track (e.g. datacenter software work, compiler work, accelerator software stack work), but they should adhere to the tenet that they must be industry papers about production-level work - whether retrospective, planned and on the roadmap, or planned but canceled.

  • Processors, SoCs, GPUs, and domain-specific accelerators
  • Systems and interconnect technologies for HPC, cloud, or data centers
  • Embedded, mobile, and IoT processors
  • FPGA or reconfigurable architectures
  • Storage and emerging memory systems
  • Architectures using emerging technology.
  • Architectures for emerging applications including generative AI and bioinformatics.
  • Architectures for commercialization of quantum computing


Submission Guidelines

  • The papers ideally include (1) retrospective evaluations of real working products, (2) upcoming industry products on their roadmaps, and/or (3) planned products that were canceled but present interesting insights or lessons learned.
  • The following submissions will not be considered: (1) short-term internship projects in industries, or (2) speculation about hardware that might be built.
  • The first and most of the authors of such papers must work in industry.
  • The submissions are required to disclose the affiliations of all authors. Reviewers want to know which product is being evaluated and which company is writing the paper. The review process will follow common practice to avoid conflicts of interest.
  • All submissions to the industry track must follow general submission guidelines (including font and page limits). Submissions that fail to abide by the guidelines will be rejected without review.  

For author information and guidelines on submission criteria, please visit the Author Information page. Please submit papers through the ScholarOne system, and be sure to select the special-issue name. Manuscripts should not be published or currently submitted for publication elsewhere. Please submit only full papers intended for review, not abstracts, to the ScholarOne portal.


Guest Editor

  • Chris Wilkerson, Intel, USAContact Guest Editor at chris.wilkerson@intel.com or the editor-in-chief Hsien-Hsin Sean Lee at lee.sean@gmail.com

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