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A trend for future high energy physics experiments is an increase in the databandwidth produced from the detectors. Datasets of the Petabyte scale havealready become the norm, and the requirements of future experiments -- greaterin size, exposure, and complexity -- will further push the limits of dataacquisition technologies to data rates of exabytes per seconds. The challengefor these future data-intensive physics facilities lies in the reduction of theflow of data through a combination of sophisticated event selection in the formof high-performance triggers and improved data representation throughcompression and calculation of high-level quantities. These tasks must beperformed with low-latency (i.e. in real-time) and often in extremeenvironments including high radiation, high magnetic fields, and cryogenictemperatures.

Snowmass Topical Group Summary Report: IF04 -- Trigger and Data Acquisition Systems