Internetware 2026

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Internetware 2026

Asia-Pacific Symposium on Internetware

July 18-20, 2026Gold Coast, AustraliaOfficial conference site Site reachable

Internetware 2026 is the 17th International Conference on Internetware, serving as a premier forum for researchers and professionals to explore emerging software technologies in the era of AI and IoT. The conference focuses on developing autonomous and adaptive software services that can perceive and respond to dynamic Internet environments, addressing challenges in operating platforms, programming models, and engineering approaches.

Official CFP Back to deadlines Verified September 9, 2026

Key deadlines

Verified September 9, 2026

Abstract registration

April 28, 2026

AoE

Full paper

May 5, 2026

AoE

Conference timeline

Submission and decisions

Abstract registrationKey deadline

April 28, 2026 · AoE

Full paperKey deadline

May 5, 2026 · AoE

Paper fit

Contribution paths

A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.

Research Track

Full-length research papers presenting original findings in software engineering for AI and IoT environments.

New Idea

Short presentations of novel, early-stage research ideas or preliminary results.

Tool Demonstration

Demonstrations of software tools or systems that support Internetware research or development.

Keynotes

Invited talks by leading researchers and practitioners on transformative topics in Internetware and AI-driven software engineering.

Future of Internetware Workshop

Workshop sessions featuring in-depth discussions and presentations on emerging trends and future directions of Internetware.

Research areas in scope

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Research Track

Software Vulnerabilities and SecurityCode Search and GenerationSoftware TestingProgram Analysis, Verification, and Code TransformationSoftware Architecture, Systems, and ToolingAI for Code Understanding and Developer SupportAnalysis and Testing of AI Models
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New Idea

LiveSafeRust: Toward Live Static Security Analysis in the Rust LSP Edit LoopACSLAgent: Generation and Synthesis of Formal Specifications for C programs via LLM-based Agent
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Tool Demonstration

Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Repository-Level Version Change SummarizationHyper-TS: Generative Diffusion Tool for Time Series Data in Cloud Workload SimulationVisScaler: Visualization-Augmented Microservice Autoscaling ToolGramVarKit: A Rule-Driven Toolkit Generator for Exploring AI-Oriented Grammar Variants
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Keynotes

Reasoning Beyond LLMs and a Vision for Life After Superintelligence: The Player EraFormal Design of Safety-critical Cyber-Physical SystemsSoftware is Dead. Long Live the Environment: Towards Verification-First AIWareBuilding Trustworthy AI: Attacking Code Agents and Enhancing Code Generation via LLM Ensembles and Partial-Code Reward ModelsSoftware Automation with LLMs — Where Do We Stand?AI Coding for OpenHarmonyHarness Engineering for AI Coding AgentsAnalysis and Testing of AI Models: Challenges and ExperiencesCyber G.A.M.E.: Security Research for Trustworthy Connected Systems in the Internetware EraUnlocking the Potential of LLMs with Care: Can They Really Understand Code Changes?
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Future of Internetware Workshop

Intent is the New Architecture: Lessons from Engineering Platforms with Spec-Driven AI CollaborationAI-Native Requirements Engineering: Vision, Principles, and Early PrototypeSoftware Automation with LLMs — Where Do We Stand?AI Coding for OpenHarmonyHarness Engineering for AI Coding AgentsAnalysis and Testing of AI Models: Challenges and ExperiencesCyber G.A.M.E.: Security Research for Trustworthy Connected Systems in the Internetware EraUnlocking the Potential of LLMs with Care: Can They Really Understand Code Changes?

Policies worth checking twice

  • Papers are subject to peer review.
  • Pre-prints are accepted and indicated in the program.
  • Tool demonstrations include file attachments and media links.
  • Authors are expected to present their work in person at the conference.
  • The conference uses a double-blind review process for the Research Track (inferred from standard ACM/IEEE conference practices and absence of author names in paper listings).

Official sources

Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.

Last verified September 9, 2026