We spent last week in Cambridge for a workshop on post-quantum cryptography and fast finality.
A lot of work is going into making sure Ethereum's move to PQ doesn't come with compromises. We love being part of this effort, and we'll keep pushing it forward.
ethrex handled Sepolia’s transition to Glamsterdam without issues!
We’re running 100 validators on Sepolia across different setups, all backed by ethrex.
After our first appearance in an EF upgrade announcement, we’re proud to follow through with a smooth fork on Sepolia and help ship Ethereum’s next upgrade. Next stop: Hoodi, with our sights on mainnet.
A shoutout to @ethlambda_lean: ten of our validators ran ethlambda, and all ten performed as expected through the transition.
We are working on adding Beacon Chain support to ethlambda, progressively implementing the needed functionality for post-quantum cryptography, and will actively contribute to Ethereum mainnet.
We are excited to announce that ethlambda transitioned successfully to the Gloas/Glamsterdam fork in Sepolia. No validator duties were missed, and we already proposed multiple blocks.
We are working on adding Beacon Chain support to ethlambda, progressively implementing the needed functionality for post-quantum cryptography, and will actively contribute to Ethereum mainnet.
The code and instructions on how to run are available in this branch: https://t.co/OyowfzC4tR
We'll keep pushing the limits on post-quantum scalability, even during the transition from Beacon to Lean Chain.
Yesterday we reached 3-slot finality in our experimental devnet! The full setup included 32 nodes, 8s slots, and a total of 1024 validators, aggregated each slot in 8 sub-committees.
This achievement is partly the result of improvements to our aggregation pipeline, which we'll be merging in the coming weeks.
We also made some breaking changes to spec containers, that we're proposing to add in future devnets.