COMStar Computingadvances the state of the art in many both computer science and application disciplines. COMStar R&D focuses on the latest computing technologies for multidisciplinary research and development that enables the exploration in application areas.
COMStar Computing collaborates with the world-class scientific researchers, institutions, and computer scientists to shape the future of computing technologies for related application fields, such as Big Data computing, cloud computing, GPU computing, mobile computing, geospatial computing, LiDAR computing, sensor computing, wearable computing, driverless cars, and internet of the things. Our collaborations help us develop technologies and solutions to help solve some of the most urgent challenges.
COM.* conference and summits are the leading-edge computing technology conferences, focusing on the latest computing technologies for multidisciplinary research and development that enables the exploration in relevant areas. Innovative research and application technologies are the brightest spotlights at COM.* conferences and summits.
COM.* conferences and Summits are the exclusive events that bridge the gap between computing technologies and related application areas, and connects professionals from academia, government, and industry in all related fields. Each conference provides a forum for researchers, decision-makers, policy-makers, developers, and application users to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, experiences, policies, and concerns in the related fields of computing R&A. The conference features the presentation of research papers, application case studies, technical briefings, workshops, courses, panels, demonstrations, and updates on use of advanced computing R&A techniques in industry as well as governmental policies and business models.
COM.* conference and summit proceedings are read and cited worldwide. They have broad impact on the development of theory, method and practice in computing technology R&A fields. Accepted manuscripts have been published by the top computing organizations, ACM and IEEE, and appeared in the ACM/IEEE Digital Library for world distribution.