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IMPORTANT: Multicore World 2027 will start

Sunday 21 February 1:30 pm till Thursday 25 February 5:00 pm

MULTICORE WORLD 2027 Confirmed Speakers

Updated 8 June 2026

Dieter Kranzlmueller – Chair of the Board of Directors of the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) – Munich, Germany.

Fernanda Foertter – Executive Director, The University of Alabama HPC and Data Center – Tuscaloosa, Alabama, US.

Kengo Nakajima – RIKEN Center for Computational Science – Deputy Director – Kobe, Japan.

Manish Parashar – Chief AI Officer, SCI Executive Director, Chair in Computational Science & Engineering, Presidential Professor of CS, University of Utah – Salt Lake City, US.

Horst Simon – Director, ADIA Lab (Abu Dhabi Investment Authority) – Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Giulia Guidi – Assistant Professor of Computer Science – Cornell University – New York, US.

Ruud van der Pas – Director in the OpenMP Architecture Review Board – The Netherlands.

Jason Trout – Director, CTO – SADRAM Inc – US – New Zealand.

Alok Choudhary – Chair Professor – Harold Washington professor of ECE and CS – Northwestern University – Chicago, US.

Andrew Jones – Head of Special Projects and Strategy for Supercomputing and AI Infrastructure – Microsoft – United Kingdom (UK).

Rabab Alomairy – Extreme Computing Research Center, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) – Saudi Arabia.

Pete Beckman – Professor, Northwestern University – Chicago, US.

Barr von Oehsen – Executive Director, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center / Vice Chancellor for Research Computing, University of Pittsburgh – US.

Kevin A. Brown – Assistant Computer Scientist – Argonne National Lab – Chicago, US.

Updated 8 June 2026

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Why Multicore World?

Hear from past speakers from industry, science and academia about why they are coming each year from all over the world.

“…so different presentations to what you normally see in other events: much more looking from a wider perspective (e.g.) where are we standing now, how we should move forward. This together with the amazing panel of people that you have here is what convinced me to come (all the way from Europe)…”