- Solayer unveiled a new Solana-based blockchain
- InfiniSVM promises millisecond transactions
- Thanks to revolutionary architecture and hardware acceleration
Solayer, the Solana blockchain-based restacking protocol, has proposed a revolutionary solution for scaling blockchain infrastructure. InfiniSVM will utilize parallel transaction processing with hardware acceleration, promising to achieve transaction confirmation times of 1 millisecond.
More About the Architecture & Benefits of InfiniSVM
More specifically about the technical features, InfiniSVM will use ASIC processors that are optimized to run the operations of the Solana virtual machine. On top of this foundation, there will be a load balancing system between compute clusters with 100Gbps bandwidth. As well as the use of the “proof of assigned stake” consensus mechanism, which uses the advantages of proof-of-stake, but adds dynamic assignment of validators, which further allows for increased network throughput without sacrificing decentralization.
All of this should add up to an unprecedented transaction speed of about 1 millisecond, a dramatic reduction from Solana’s core network where validation times are around 400 milliseconds. If the implementation of this project achieves all of its stated goals, it could have a huge impact on the argument of centralized finance like Visa and its ability to process about 24,000 transactions per second.
An additional benefit is the integration of InfiniSVM with Solayer and other DeFi protocols, which gives a huge room for improvement for other L2 solutions and the DeFi ecosystem.
Conclusion
We are likely to see not only an evolution but the second revolution in DeFi efficiency after the Sei achievements. As a possible consequence, it could run a new round of rapid adaptation of DApps. Be aware and stay tuned.
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