RM-HPC-QC: Resource Management in HPC-QC Environments
About this session
Quantum computing emerges as a transformative complement to high-performance computing, creating new challenges and opportunities for resource management across heterogeneous infrastructures. This Special Session seeks original contributions on methods, models, and systems that improve the scheduling, orchestration, allocation, and execution of workloads in environments where classical HPC resources and quantum processors must coexist and cooperate.
We invite papers that address the practical and theoretical aspects of managing HPC-QC environments, including hybrid workload scheduling, resource-aware middleware, performance modeling, latency-aware orchestration, fault tolerance, energy efficiency, and cloud or on-premises integration. The session also welcomes work on benchmarking, runtime systems, workload characterization, and the design of scalable frameworks for hybrid quantum-classical applications.
This Special Session aims to bring together researchers and practitioners from HPC, quantum computing, distributed systems, and systems software to discuss current challenges and share solutions for efficient and reliable resource management in nextgeneration computing infrastructures. Contributions that present novel algorithms, experimental platforms, case studies, or early-stage research are encouraged, especially those that can help define best practices for hybrid HPC-QC deployment and operation.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Hybrid HPC-QC workload scheduling
Resource allocation and orchestration
Runtime systems and middleware
Performance and cost modeling
Fault tolerance and reliability
Energy-aware management
Benchmarking and workload characterization
Cloud, edge and on-premises integration
Compiler and execution support for hybrid workflows
Scalability and reproducibility in HPC-QC systems
Page limit
Full papers: up to 8 pages.
Double-blind
Remove author names, affiliations, and identifying acknowledgements from the manuscript prior to submission.
Proceedings
Accepted papers are published through IEEE CPS and submitted for indexing in Scopus and other major services.
Author registration
At least one author of each accepted paper must register with a regular registration and present the paper at the conference.
Paper templates
All submissions must follow the IEEE Conference Proceedings Format (double-column, 10pt size fonts). LaTeX and Word templates for the IEEE conference format.
Download templates →These follow the same rules as the main PDP 2027 call — see the full submission guidelines for complete details.
Submit to RM-HPC-QC
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