— Welcome to UCC 2026 —

We are thrilled to welcome to the 19th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Utility and Cloud Computing (UCC 2026). As the digital landscape increasingly relies on decentralized, scalable, and on-demand computational resources, UCC stands as a premier international forum for discussing the present and future of Utility, Cloud, and Edge computing paradigms. UCC 2026 brings together the brightest minds from academia, research institutions, and industry to showcase groundbreaking research, architectural innovations, and practical applications that are driving the next generation of cloud technologies.

UCC boasts a rich and extensive history, originating with early pioneering events like Cloud 2009 in Shanghai and Cloud 2010 in Melbourne. Officially launching as UCC, the conference has since spanned the globe for nearly two decades at the forefront of the cloud revolution. The research and standards discussed at our conferences have directly contributed to the evolution of utility computing. By nurturing an environment of knowledge exchange, UCC continues to foster innovations that improve the sustainability, performance, and accessibility of computing worldwide.

We invite you to submit your latest work and join a community of pioneers dedicated to engineering the future of cloud computing. See you at UCC 2026!

— Theme for UCC 2026 —

Advancing intelligent, autonomous, and next-gen computing across the edge-cloud-space computing continuum

— IEEE Computer Society Open Conference Statement —

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