Sign In

Luca Perencin

Owner at NoLABS - Physical Computing - Interaction Design - IoT - M2M Development - 3D Printing - Teaching

Luca Perencin is an IT Freelance Consultant, Teacher, and Maker with a passion for Free Software and Social Media. He is the founder of NoLABS, a team of consultants providing top-notch IT services such as IT management, security assessment, industry 4.0 solutions, and cloud migrations. Currently, Luca's focus is on digital manufacturing, UAV services, and IoT research and development.

Luca's educational background includes studying Perito in Telecomunicazioni at ISIS A. Ponti Gallarate and ITIS Gallarate.

Throughout his career, Luca has been involved in various organizations and roles. He has served as a Teacher at Istituto Numen, a Coach for Maker Girls Code it Better at MAW Men At Work s.p.a., a 3D Printing Teacher at Futura Group srl, a Lecturer at E.L.Fo.L Ente Lombardo Formazione Lavoratori, and President at GULLP. Additionally, he has held positions such as Business Consultant at Blackbox Network Services, Clean Room Engineer at Kroll Ontrack, IT manager/Admin at Rhea vendors group, IT manager at IMA SERVIZI/INTER MUTUELLES ASSISTANCE, IT technician at Electronic SYSTEMS spa, and Customer-service at Space SRL.

Highlights

Sep 3 · linkedin

Impiegata della #wellsfargo trovata morta alla sua scrivania, dopo quattro giorni. Nessuno se ne era accorto. | Wells Fargo worker found dead at her desk four days after clocking in

Aug 28 · linkedin

Tesla’s TTPoE at Hot Chips 2024: Replacing TCP for Low Latency Applications For Tesla, machine learning is focused on automotive applications like self driving cars. Training deals with video, which can demand a lot of IO bandwidth. As an example, the size of a single tensor could be 1.7 GB for the company’s vision applications. Tesla found that throughput for their Dojo supercomputer could be limited by how fast host machines can push data to the supercomputer, even if the hosts were doing nothing but copying data through PCIe. Tesla tackles this problem by adding more hosts, and a cheap way to connect those extra hosts to the supercomputer. Instead of using typical supercomputer networking solutions like Infiniband, Tesla chose to adapt Ethernet to their needs with a modified transport layer. TCP gets replaced by Tesla Transport Protocol over Ethernet, or TTPoE. TTPoE is designed both to offer microsecond scale latency and allow simple hardware offload. Lower level layers remain unchanged, letting the protocol run over standard Ethernet switches.

Luca Perencin
Add to my network

Location

Varese, Lombardy, Italy