For the past 30+ years, ACCS-VA has held an annual conference to foster the relationship and sharing of knowledge of information technology professionals across the Commonwealth of Virginia's myriad colleges and universities. The annual conference typically takes place during spring break, lasting approximately 2.5 days (oftentimes with training and special interest group opportunities the day before the conference start).

GTC 2025 is Coming Back to San Jose See how technology breakthroughs are transforming generative AI, healthcare, industrial digitalization, robotics, and more.

The 2025 NCLGISA Spring Symposium is an annual event organized by the North Carolina Local Government Information Systems Association (NCLGISA). It serves as a platform for local government IT professionals to share experiences, explore innovative solutions, and improve the effectiveness of local government information systems. The symposium features workshops, training sessions, and networking opportunities for participants.

The 2025 ACM Practice and Experience in Advanced Research Computing Conference, (PEARC25) serves as a premier forum for professionals, researchers, and students in the field of research computing and data (RCD). It is organized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and focuses on addressing challenges, opportunities, and solutions within advanced research computing. PEARC25 will explore a wide range of subjects, including: Artificial intelligence applications in research Cloud computing integration Scientific workflow optimization Research software engineering Data management strategies Workforce development and diversity in RCD.

Come see us at Booth #3316! The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC25) will be held November 16–21, 2025, at the America’s Center in St. Louis, Missouri. Sponsored by ACM and IEEE, SC25 brings together global leaders in supercomputing - including scientists, engineers, and developers - for a week of technical sessions, workshops, exhibits, and networking. Highlights include the Students@SC program, the SCinet networking initiative, and interactive exhibits from industry innovators, research institutions, and startups, all fostering collaboration and advancing innovation in HPC and AI.Check out what we have going on during conference week:Monday, November 1711 AM – 4 PMNational Blues Museum615 Washington Ave.St. Louis, MO 63101Click here for more info Cambridge Computer is hosting a mini tech showcase that offers a chance to connect with peers and learn about new technologies before the exhibit hall opens. The event will feature BBQ, beer, and live blues music for the whole afternoon.Tuesday, November 187 PM – 11 PMMissouri Athletic Club405 Washington Ave.St. Louis, MO 63102Click here for more info The biggest SC ancillary event of the year returns with over 25 sponsors, bringing together the HPC community for an evening of networking and celebration. You don’t […]