Vu Vo

[Vu Vo @vuvoth]

@arnaucube I see the Corner. I also have one Ferris sweep. This is amazing 🤩.

[Robert Zaremba | 🐝 @RobertZarembaIT]

Hi @SuiNetwork @SuiCommunity fam. I've created a script [1] to download the latest sui and move-analyzer

Note: suiup is downloading the whole archive (800M) (with all debug and validator tools)!

[1] https://t.co/bGuZLzuZkY

[oskarth @oskarth]

zkzk private evm research idea by barry

[yAudit @yAuditDAO]

On Virgo++, by @FlyingNobita!

Virgo++ (https://t.co/j1UrjqXo27) is an extension of GKR proposed by @jiahengzhang96, @Mooncak91924642, Weijie Wang, Yinuo Zhang, @dawnsongtweets, @xxiang_xie, @yupengzhang7

https://t.co/MmZsiqb3ZE

[Robert Zaremba | 🐝 @RobertZarembaIT]

Thrilled to join @CosmoverseHQ — the legendary conference shaping the #InternetOfBlockchains 🌐
From day one, I’ve never missed a Cosmoverse, and this year is no exception.
I will present @goNativeCC analytics about Bitcoin Yield and how we enable it with our Zero Trust Architecture, @IBCProtocol mission and @SuiNetwork execution.

Split is a perfect destination for end of October conference (and here is a discount code: "SPLIT" for 15% off).

https://t.co/WTwoNXa0Bs

[Giacomo Fenzi @GiacomoFenzi]

Back to actual research…
We present a family of space-efficient sumcheck algorithms, and show that they are optimal! 🍹

Joint work with Anubhav, Ale, @efedele16, @zkproofs, @TusharMopuri and @andrewztech

📚: https://t.co/GtWk6MoU0o
🧑🏻‍💻: https://t.co/3OL9BoDKGl

[Polyhedra @PolyhedraZK]

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🧵diving deeper into our new work on zkGPT: Proving LLM inference fast with Zero-Knowledge Proofs.

Why? Service providers might deploy a smaller/cheaper model than promised. ZK lets them prove correctness without revealing model parameters.
📄 https://t.co/ToX51Wla56

[Dorsa @dorsa_rohani]

New fastest shortest-path algorithm in 41 years!
Tsinghua researchers broke Dijkstra’s 1984 “sorting barrier,” achieving O(m log^(2/3) n) time. This means faster route planning, less traffic, cheaper deliveries, and more efficient networks - and a CS curriculum revamp =)

[IACR ePrint Updates @Lhree]

[Revised] Scalable Collaborative zk-SNARK and Its Application to Fully Distributed Proof Delegation (Xuanming Liu and Zhelei Zhou and Yinghao Wang and Yanxin Pang and Jinye He and Bingsheng Zhang and Xiaohu Yang and Jiaheng Zhang) https://t.co/YxmnJKb5HV

[Zero Knowledge Podcast @zeroknowledgefm]

🎙️This week @AnnaRRose talks with @ddkang, professor at UIUC and founding technical advisor at VAIL for an update on ZKML, which parts of ML proofs are generated on, and his new project ZKTorch.
https://t.co/J7HhWPApfo

[Zero Knowledge Podcast @zeroknowledgefm]

🎙️This week @AnnaRRose and @angeris chat with Muthu from @ligero_inc about the evolution of Ligero, client-side proving, and programmable compliance.
https://t.co/wSk6L18rZo

[Vu Vo @vuvoth]

@RobertZarembaIT @goNativeCC @SuiHub_Org @stanczembor

[Jay 💫 @Jayyakamii]

Them: “Sorry but we have to cancel the plans”

Me:

[Google for Developers @googledevs]

Zero-Knowledge Proofs verify information without revealing the underlying data. They reduce risk, protect privacy, and require no trusted third party.

[IACR ePrint Updates @Lhree]

[New] Gdel in Cryptography: Effectively Zero-Knowledge Proofs for NP with No Interaction, No Setup, and Perfect Soundness (Rahul Ilango) https://t.co/wxNAnbpe78

[IACR ePrint Updates @Lhree]

[New] Evaluating Larger Lookup Tables using CKKS (Jules Dumezy and Andreea Alexandru and Yuriy Polyakov and Pierre-Emmanuel Clet and Olive Chakraborty and Aymen Boudguiga) https://t.co/oW749Y1C0e

[Zero Knowledge Podcast @zeroknowledgefm]

🎙️This week @AnnaRRose and @nico_mnbl talk with Dan and @sinu_eth from @tlsnotary about the project's evolution into a core PSE protocol, and how it enables cryptographically verifiable web data today.
https://t.co/odF8dNWJrl

[Lita @0xLita]

Big milestone for us — Valida is now open-source! One of the fastest and most user-friendly zkVMs, now ready for the world to build on.

[Ariel Gabizon @rel_zeta_tech]

Recommend checking out this interview with Victor Miller https://t.co/44obb6QHvB
I knew he was the first to give efficient pairings, but I didn't know he was also one of the first two people (independent works of him and Neal Koblitz) in 85 to suggest using elliptic curves for Diffie Hellman instead of mod p groups.