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FCCM 2026

IEEE Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines

Systems

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All deadlines

AbstractJan 10, 2026est.
Paper submissionJan 17, 2026est.

From past proceedings

Papers in FCCM's main DBLP volume each year, not official acceptance counts.

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Papers in 2025

68

main DBLP volume

5-year change

+5%

vs 2020

Papers, all years

1,692

32 years since 1995

Authors per paper

4.3

3.6 in 2015

By an entirely new team

26%

of 2025 papers

Papers per year1995 to 2025
1995: 26 papers1996: 24 papers1997: 32 papers1998: 65 papers1999: 50 papers2000: 56 papers2001: 46 papers2002: 44 papers2003: 47 papers2004: 58 papers2005: 60 papers2006: 66 papers2007: 57 papers2008: 51 papers2009: 47 papers2010: 41 papers2011: 48 papers2012: 44 papers2013: 52 papers2014: 70 papers2015: 61 papers2016: 53 papers2017: 56 papers2018: 53 papers2019: 70 papers2020: 65 papers2021: 56 papers2022: 55 papers2023: 54 papers2024: 48 papers2025: 68 papers
Read the 2025 proceedingsProceedings ↗DBLP ↗

Top keywords, 2025

acceleratorfpgasfpga-basedprojectinferencereconfigurableacceleratingamdacceleratorscompilationcompute-in-memoryhigh-level synthesis

Most published at FCCM

  1. Wayne Luk1995 to 202675
  2. Viktor K. Prasanna1998 to 202642
  3. Peter Y. K. Cheung1996 to 201935
  4. Jason Cong1997 to 202634
  5. George A. Constantinides2000 to 202633

Who publishes here

2025 to 2026 · papers count once per institution on them

Academia 92%Industry 5%Government and other 3%

Institutions

  1. 1Imperial College London🇬🇧11
  2. 2University of California, Los Angeles🇺🇸8
  3. 3University of Southern California🇺🇸6
  4. 4Georgia Institute of Technology🇺🇸6
  5. 5Fudan University🇨🇳6
  6. 6University of Edinburgh🇬🇧6
  7. 7École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne🇨🇭5
  8. 8University of California San Diego🇺🇸4

Countries

  1. United States32
  2. China13
  3. United Kingdom8
  4. Germany6
  5. Switzerland5
  6. Italy5

Affiliations from OpenAlex for the papers DBLP lists. A paper with authors from three institutions counts for each of them; the split above is over the top institutions.