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5–7 Mar 2025
Torino
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Integration challenges - 1

6 Mar 2025, 08:55
Aula Magna Lingotto (Torino)

Aula Magna Lingotto

Torino

Via Nizza 242, Torino

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chair: Lucio Pancheri, Roberto Amendola

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  1. 13. The challenges of large ASIC integration and verification: the RD53 experience
    Flavio Loddo (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)
    06/03/2025, 08:55
    Invited Talk
  2. 14. FEROCE and the journey of data from the detector to the computing farm
    Andrea Triossi (Universita` degli Studi di Padova)
    06/03/2025, 09:20
    Invited Talk

    The growing demand for ever-larger datasets is a clear trend across nearly all areas of experimental physics. While computing power is essential for the processing farm responsible for handling these datasets, inefficient data movement can significantly undermine its effectiveness. Traditional networking stacks, responsible for managing network traffic, typically handle data via multiple...

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  3. 69. APE Router: an IP enabling low-latency packet communications for FPGA-based distributed processing.
    Francesca Lo Cicero (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)
    06/03/2025, 09:45
    Invited Talk

    The APE Router, developed by the INFN APE group, allows to implement a direct network for FPGA accelerators, enabling low-latency data transfer. This IP can be configured at design time for different environments, making it adaptable for applications ranging from embedded systems to large-scale HPC clusters and distributed FPGA-based systems.
    Various applications will be presented,...

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  4. 38. The RETINA project: from R&D to integration in the DAQ of LHCb
    Federico Lazzari (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare)
    06/03/2025, 10:10
    Invited Talk

    The Artificial Retina is a computing architecture conceived for track reconstruction, particularly suitable for implementation on FPGAs. Its high throughput and low latency allow to integrate it into the readout of the DAQ system of a HEP experiment. The reconstructed tracks can be incorporated in the raw data as outputs from a virtual sub-detector.

    After a decade of R&D, started with the...

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