DEBS 2025: Call for Grand Challenge Solutions

The DEBS Grand Challenge is a series of competitions that started in 2010, in which participants from academia and industry compete with the goal of building faster and more scalable distributed and event-based systems that solve a practical problem. Every year, the DEBS Grand Challenge participants have a chance to explore a new data set and a new problem and can compare their results based on common evaluation criteria. The winners of the challenge are announced during the conference. Apart from correctness and performance, submitted solutions are also assessed along a set of non-functional requirements.

Grand Challenge Co-Chairs

Alessandro Margara, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Jawad Tahir, Technical University of Munich, Germany

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