By Cairo / Succinct Residency 2024 The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) is the computational heart of Ethereum. It enables developers to build decentralized applications accessible to anyone. One of the upcoming EVM updates is transformational: the EVM Object Format (EOF) upgrade introduces a series of improvements to the stack, control flow,
TL;DR: Our intern "Bhargav the Great" went wild coding on SP1 for his summer internship and now Fred Ehrsam follows him on X. * He shipped new precompiles for accelerating bn254 and bls12-381 elliptic curve operations, making SP1 the only production-ready zkVM with these available today. * These precompiles
We’ve partnered with Conduit, a leading rollup platform, to support easy deployment of OP Succinct rollups. OP Succinct is a best of all worlds ZK rollup. It combines the innovation of SP1, our general-purpose zkVM, with the OP stack to create a fast, affordable, and highly customizable zkEVM. This
We’re excited to announce that Celestia, a modular data availability layer, is using SP1, our market-leading zkVM, to secure the Blobstream bridge to Ethereum. Building Blobstream with SP1 was simple and easily maintainable, with all logic written in Rust, and makes Celestia data available to rollups settling on Ethereum,
Upgrade any OP Stack chain to use ZKPs in just 1 hour with SP1 Today, we’re excited to showcase how combining SP1—a general-purpose zkVM—with OP Stack, a battle-tested rollup framework, creates a zkEVM rollup that is fast, affordable and highly customizable. Historically, zkEVM rollups have been difficult
The Succinct ZK residency is a 1 month in-person program hosted in Succinct’s San Francisco Office from September 23rd to October 18th. Recent advances in general-purpose ZK like SP1 have finally made it possible to iterate quickly with ZK with fast performance needed for real-world use-cases. The purpose of
SP1 is now feature-complete and recommended for production use. SP1 is now feature-complete and recommended for production use. Our zkVM enables any developer to create real-world ZKP applications by simply writing Rust, with state of the art performance. SP1 already secures over $1 billion in TVL, with over 10,000
Our updated performance benchmarks for SP1’s latest production-ready release (v1.1.1). Experience unparalleled performance with our new GPU prover. TL;DR: SP1’s new GPU prover achieves state of the art performance, with the cheapest cloud costs vs. alternative zkVMs by up to 10x, across a diverse set
Polygon Labs partners with Succinct to use the SP1 zkVM for securing the AggLayer We’re thrilled to announce that Polygon Labs will be using Succinct’s zkVM SP1 for a critical component of the AggLayer: the flagship interoperability protocol that enables unified liquidity across rollups in the Ethereum ecosystem.
In its February release, SP1 did not have recursion and onchain verification, limiting it to offchain use-cases. Today, we are excited to announce the implementation of SP1’s performant STARK recursion, enabling blazing fast end-to-end ZK proof generation with onchain verification on any EVM-compatible chain. With this testnet launch, SP1
We're thrilled to announce we've raised $55M led by Paradigm to make zero knowledge proofs accessible to any developer. The total raised comes across a Seed and Series A round with participation from Robot Ventures, Bankless Ventures, Geometry, ZK Validator and angels including Sreeram Kannan from
We’re excited to announce SP1 Reth: an open-source proof of concept that showcases how any rollup can build a performant (type-1, bytecode compatible) zkEVM with less than 2000 lines of maintainable Rust code using SP1. SP1 Reth is an early POC, but already achieves incredible performance (around $0.01-$