XVIIDC

XVIIDC, or the Sixteenth International Conference on Distributed Computing, is a significant academic event that brings together researchers and practitioners in the field of distributed computing. The conference serves as a platform for the presentation of original research contributions on the theory, design, implementation, and evaluation of distributed systems. Topics covered at XVIIDC typically span a wide range, including but not limited to, cloud computing, mobile computing, peer-to-peer systems, real-time distributed systems, fault tolerance, and distributed algorithms.

The conference usually features a program of technical presentations, keynote speeches by distinguished scientists, and often includes workshops and tutorials that delve into specific areas of distributed computing. Participation in XVIIDC is international, attracting submissions and attendees from various academic institutions and research organizations worldwide. The proceedings of the conference are typically published by reputable scientific publishers, making the presented research widely accessible to the distributed computing community. XVIIDC plays a vital role in fostering collaboration and advancing the state of the art in distributed systems research.