Artificial intelligence has reached its current state because large foundation models have ushered in a new phase of progress, leading to improved computational capabilities and better system performance. AI workloads today require computing solutions that can scale effectively, use energy resources optimally, and understand hardware requirements, which traditional systems cannot deliver. The existing difficulties have propelled researchers to create advanced AI computing systems that can function across different hardware environments while maintaining system performance, power usage and operational expenses.
Researchers have developed new Next-generation AI computing models through their research on diffusion language models and mixture-of-experts (MoE), linear-time attention mechanisms, and new connectivity paradigms. The combination of new algorithms with existing system limits creates new possibilities for designing advanced artificial intelligence systems and their distribution across multiple systems.
This Special Issue invites original research and high-quality review papers that explore emerging directions in high-performance AI computing and redefine the architectural foundations of intelligent systems.
As AI systems develop greater complexity and larger size, traditional computing systems face difficulties in handling rising performance requirements and energy consumption. The development of high-performance computing needs complete unification between hardware-aware algorithms, compiler/runtime optimizations and distributed execution methods.
Emerging architectural paradigms are enabling advanced AI system design through tighter integration between model development and hardware capabilities. The future of scalable intelligence will be shaped by innovations that extend from neuromorphic systems to heterogeneous cloud-edge infrastructures.
The Special Issue enables researchers and practitioners to submit their groundbreaking research that develops AI computing architectures while establishing fundamental knowledge for global intelligent system development.
The high-impact Special Issue requires researchers to demonstrate their theoretical expertise through precise technical writing abilities. Our expert team supports researchers preparing manuscripts for this Call for papers AI computing initiative through:
Submission Deadline: 30 June 2026
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Engineering. (2026, February 27). Next-generation AI computing models and architectures: Call for papers. Elsevier. https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/engineering