FPTalks 2026 will be held online on August 6, 2026 on Zoom. Over the past 6 years, FPTalks workshops have brought together researchers and practitioners from academia, national labs, and industry to share work on floating-point accuracy, mixed-precision computing, numerical tools, hardware accelerators, and more.
This year's workshop features 10-minute talks + 5 for Q&A, organized in three sessions across the morning (Pacific Time) with breaks for informal discussion. Expect talks on topics like new floating-point formats, AI/ML quantization, formal verification of numerical code, GPU accelerator testing, math library design, and mixed-precision algorithms, with speakers from academia, national labs, and industry. If you'd like to present, please submit a proposal.
The event is free and open to all. For more information, please see the FPTalks community and check out past recordings from:
The FPTalks Workshop Series is supported in part by the National Science Foundation Division of Computer and Network Systems under award CNS-2346394.