Reconfigurable computing platforms, which offer massive parallelism coupled with the capability of run-time adaptation to changing application requirements are becoming core components of the information processing in embedded systems with high computational demand but limited energy budget. In parallel to their utilization for IoT devices and in cyber physical systems, reconfigurable systems are used together with GPGPUs in data centres for high performance and cloud computing. The synergistic use of multiprocessing techniques and reconfigurable parallelism has shown orders of magnitude improvements in performance, power efficiency, and cost for a wide range of applications. Partial reconfiguration – a research topic for two decades – is becoming mainstream for embedded systems and is seen as an important requirement for efficient utilization in HPC and cloud computing. However, developing systems and applications that employ such architectures still poses many challenges, which are currently tackled in several research projects. In this workshop, we want to bring together researchers from a wide variety of international projects to share their achievements and innovations in the area of reconfigurable computing, ranging from embedded systems to reconfigurable hyperscale servers. The workshop will provide a platform for open discussion of ongoing research with interested attendees from industry and academia.