Solayer Labs announces InfiniSVM blockchain in its 2025 roadmap

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Solayer Labs recently unveiled their plan for the Solayer InfiniSVM, a high-performance, hardware-enhanced blockchain system, which they aim to launch by 2025. This innovative technology is intended to boost both scalability and speed in blockchain operations.

On January 7th, Solana Floor, a restaking network operating on the Solana platform, posted on Twitter that their system design is centered around Shared Virtual Memory. The objective is to construct a single, globally distributed state machine that offers high-throughput and low-latency performance, making it suitable for running intricate decentralized applications.

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— SolanaFloor (@SolanaFloor) January 6, 2025

The InfiniSVM blockchain systematically assigns tasks like signature verification, transaction filtering, preliminary execution, and data storage to hardware accelerators tailored for those specific jobs. Unlike conventional vertical scaling and sharded rollup strategies, this makes it unique. Its architecture employs a mix of Proof-of-Authority and Stake consensus, along with Direct Memory Access communication for faster performance. These elements are expected to significantly improve the blockchain’s ability to manage high transaction volumes smoothly.

1/ Regarding the timeline for addressing the present network congestion issue in our Agave validator client, implemented on Solana, updates from @anza_xyz indicate considerable advancements have been achieved. We are…

— Anza (@anza_xyz) April 5, 2024

Earlier, Solana experienced network congestion due to its validator client implementation. To address this issue and make things simpler for both developers and users, Solayer Labs’ roadmap emphasizes enhancing the blockchain with post-transaction logic integration. This enhancement aims to streamline accounting, arbitrage, and liquidation operations. Additionally, cross-chain communications and OAuth integration are planned to simplify the development process without compromising on operation security.

Typically, implementing such functionalities necessitates distinct systems or extra programming, which may extend the workload and time demands on developers, sometimes making it laborious. By integrating these features directly into the blockchain, developers can streamline their tasks, reduce effort, and ultimately create more effective applications.

For a typical user, this translates to a more swift and seamless interaction. To illustrate, consider someone dealing with trades or asset management. With the blockchain, the backend operations such as real-time balance tracking and securing optimal prices during order execution are handled automatically. This eliminates the need for third-party systems to finish these tasks first, thereby potentially enhancing the efficiency of the application.

The plan we’re following also involves employing distributed architectures and employing hashing techniques for optimal scaling, preventing potential bottlenecks. A distributed architecture functions independently across all components; this means that no single part can cause the entire system to slow down or fail. Furthermore, our strategy emphasizes the increasing importance of hardware-enhanced designs in blockchain studies.

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2025-01-07 12:06