This report details IHEP's distributed computing services' architecture and role in scientific collaborations.
The Institute of High Energy Physics (IHEP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences leads international collaborations on multiple large-scale experiments, which rely on grid computing to handle massive data across global sites. IHEP has deployed a robust computing infrastructure using systems like DIRAC and Rucio, along with custom-developed components for specific experimental requirements. This paper details the current state and architecture of IHEP’s distributed computing services and their role in enabling large-scale scientific collaborations in high-energy physics.
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