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Towards Foundation Models on Hardware Accelerators for Particle Physics
Bandwidth constraints require many particle physics experiments to make real-time decisions on custom hardware or firmware running simplified algorithms, unlike offline analysis, where latency is usually not a limiting factor. For example, for particle jet tagging at colliders, state-of-the-art perf
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