Hot Chips 2026 will be held Sunday, August 23 - Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at Memorial Auditorium, Stanford, Palo Alto, CA.

Early registration is now open; register by Friday, July 31, 2026, for the best rate.

Advance Program

Tutorials: Sunday, August 23rd, 2026

Title Affiliation
Breakfast/registration
 
Tutorial 1: Memory technology

Chair: Suresh Rajgopal
 
Introduction
Objective Analysis
HBM Architecture
Micron
HBM Base Die
Samsung
HBM Packaging
SK Hynix
Break
 
Tutorial 1: Memory technology (cont)
 
3D Memory
D-Matrix
Flash (HBF) in AI Compute
Oxmiq Labs
Lunch
 
Tutorial 2: RISC-V

Chair: Marcel Tromp
 
Update on RISC-V standards and adoption, including profiles and platforms
SiFive
Evolution of enterprise open-source on RISC-V and architectural convergence on RVA23
Canonical
Break
 
Tutorial 1: RISC-V (cont)
 
RISC-V profile and platform for interoperability with NVIDIA GPUs
NVIDIA
RISC-V for automotive: opportunities and challenges
Infineon
Reception
 

Conference Day 1: Monday, August 24th, 2026

Title Affiliation
Breakfast/registration
 
Welcome
 
Session: CPU 1

Chair: Ian Bratt
 
The future IBM Z & LinuxONE Processor and AI Inference Acceleration Chipset
IBM
Intel Core Series 3, codename Wildcat Lake
Intel
NVIDIA Vera
NVIDIA
Break
 
Session: CPU 2

Chair: Gabriel Southern
 
Next-Generation Arm-based CPU FUJITSU-MONAKA for green AI data center
Fujitsu
Arm AGI : A Disaggregated, Chiplet-Based Server SoC for scalable coherency and memory Bandwidth in the Terabyte/s Era
Arm
Diamond Rapids: Next Generation Intel Xeon CPU
Intel
Lunch
 
Keynote 1

Chair: Borivoje Nikolic
 
Keynote announcement coming soon
 
Session: Automotive

Chair: Yasuo Ishii
 
Eagle-N: Chiplet-Based SoC for Scalable Automotive AI
BOS Semiconductors
Waymo sensor processing and AI inference accelerator
Waymo
Break
 
Session: GPU

Chair: Pradeep Dubey
 
NVIDIA Rubin GPU: Driving the Era of Agentic AI
NVIDIA
AMD Instinct MI400 Series GPU Architecture
AMD
System Architecture of the AMD MI400 Series GPU
AMD
Crescent Island: GPU Designed for Agentic AI Inference
Intel
TCMM Awards
 
TCMM Awards
 
Reception
 

Conference Day 2: Tuesday, August 25th, 2026

Title Affiliation
Breakfast/registration
 
Session: FPGA

Chair: Thierry Tambe
 
AMD Industry 1st Adaptive SoC/FPGA with PQC
AMD
Versal RF
AMD
Session: Memory

Chair: Jae W. Lee
 
Samsung LPDDR5X-PIM with In-memory Processing
Samsung
XCENA MX1 CXL Computational Memory Device
XCENA
Break
 
Session: Networking & Interconnect

Chair: Greg Papadopoulos
 
Thor Ultra: An Ethernet NIC Chip Optimized for AI & HPC
Broadcom
NVIDIA Spectrum-X Multiplane Network Architecture
NVIDIA
Massively Parallel Optical I/O Powered by Ultra-High-Density Micro-LEDs
Mojo Vision
NVIDIA BlueField-4 Processor Powers the AI Factory Operating System
NVIDIA
Lunch
 
Keynote 2

Chair: Cliff Young
 
Keynote announcement coming soon
 
Session: AI 1

Chair: Sherry Xu
 
MTIA 400: Architecture for GenAI + Recommendation Systems, Training
Meta
Break
 
Session: AI 2

Chair: John Wright
 
LPX: A Heterogeneous GPU-LPU
NVIDIA
The Cerebras Rack-Scale Architecture for Wafer Scale Engine
Cerebras
MAIA 200: A Data Center Scale AI system - MAIA-200 Accelerator
Microsoft
Break
 
Session: AI 3

Chair: Brucek Khailany
 
Dataflow at Scale: the SN50 RDU
SambaNova
The Eighth Generation TPU Family: Two Chips Optimized for Training and Serving in the Agentic Era
Google
Vice-Chair closing remarks
 
Vice-Chair closing remarks
 

Posters

Title Affiliation
Croc: Training the Next Generation Chip Designers on Domain-Specific End-to-End Open Source Silicon ETH Zurich
Gemmelos: A Dual-Chip Platform in Intel 16 for Multimodal Edge AI Applications UC Berkeley
Pistil: A 16-nm Accelerator Co-Designed with a 20-Chiplet 2.5D System-in-Package Architecture for Distributed Small Language Model Inference at the Edge Harvard
Tensor Processing with Large-scale Homodyne Photonic Crossbar Opticore
From Python to Silicon: First Tapeouts Produced by an End-to-End Open-Source Hardware Compiler PNNL
ETHEREAL: a 17µs-latency event-driven GNN processor for high-resolution edge-AI vision KU Leaven
LUTs and Bolts: eFPGA SoC with Hardened MVM Engine for Deep Learning in 28nm CMU
HiVec: Scalable and Energy Efficient CGRA in a RISC-V SoC for Wearables A*STAR
CN101 - Thermodynamic Computing for Generative AI in Digital CMOS Normal Computing
From Microarchitecture to Silicon: An End-to-End RISC-V CPU Design Course University of Tokyo
A Low-Power and Real-Time Vision-Language Navigation Processor with 3D Spatial Reasoning for Embodied Agents KAIST