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Not quite. We’re currently preparing for phase 2 of the LHC with increased beam intensities and therefore increased collected date. From a computing point of v
by ephimetheus 3y ago
Not quite. We’re currently preparing for phase 2 of the LHC with increased beam intensities and therefore increased collected date.
From a computing point of view, this poses lots of fun challenges!
The current plan I believe is to run LHC and the experiments until the end of the 30s, to maximize return on investment in terms of “data per CHF”.
Aside from that, CERN has other experiments and projects, some are benefitting from LHC and the big experiments, some are connected to the chain of preaccellerators, and some are completely independent.