ZAN is joining the Succinct Prover Network as a multi-node cluster prover. ZAN is an infrastructure provider, specializing in node operations and hardware, powered by AntChain OpenLabs. They recently collaborated with Succinct on the FPGA acceleration of SP1 and improved SP1 20x over traditional CPUs, demonstrating their deep technical expertise
We’ve been onboarding provers to the Succinct Prover Network and continually expanding the network to handle more capacity. Today, Cysic is joining the network as a multi-node prover running a cluster of GPUs. This means that Cysic will be able to support production workloads for applications like ZK rollups
Today, A41 is joining the Succinct Prover Network as an early prover, providing their high-performance GPU cluster to the network. A41 is a blockchain infrastructure service provider that has long provided enterprise-grade staking solutions to customers throughout the crypto industry, and is the 8th largest Ethereum validator. In an expansion
Last week, we opened the Succinct Prover Network to provers worldwide, in a major expansion of the network. This release marked the first time that provers who will work to generate ZK proofs at the best prices and latencies could join the network from all over the world. We’ve
Stage 2.5 is here — and with it, a major expansion of the Succinct Prover Network. We’re onboarding some of the best hardware teams in zero-knowledge proofs to help create the world’s most efficient and robust proving cluster. These teams will bring cutting-edge infrastructure and experience to the
Today, we’re launching a revamped version of the Succinct Prover Network explorer. Look through proofs, find trends, and track provers in the network. The new explorer, with a beautiful design, puts a wealth of information at your fingertips and makes it easier than ever to get insights about the
Succinct is building a protocol on Ethereum that coordinates a distributed network of provers to generate zero knowledge proofs for any piece of software. This protocol creates a two-sided marketplace between provers and requesters, enabling anyone to receive proofs for applications such as blockchains, bridges, AI agents, games, and more.
We’re announcing Stage 2: Prove with Us, the next step of the Succinct Prover Network roadmap. Following an extremely successful Stage 1 launch which educated our community and onboarded thousands onto ZK with engaging games, Stage 2 puts you in the prover's seat. Participants in Stage 2
We’re introducing a new development paradigm called vApps, or verifiable applications, in partnership with LayerZero. vApps allow you to build applications that give users web3-level security and transparency with a familiar web2 developer experience. We know that dApp developers are tired of the constraints they face today. They’re
Saul and Pablo built an in-browser attested image editor with SP1 at Upgrade the Internet, a hacker house hosted by Succinct, Celestia, and Conduit at ETHDenver. In this post, we cover their motivation for building this project, the technical challenges they faced, and the details of their implementation. Image provenance
At the Succinct ZK Residency, Herodotus developer Pia Park contributed to building hdp-sp1, a ZK-coprocessor that allows you to easily access verified onchain data with SP1. In this interview, we speak with Pia about her developer experience, her motivation for building this project, and her time at the residency. Q:
Galxe Quests are beloved in the blockchain space for providing delightful experiences that connect projects with users. Galxe is partnering with Succinct to bring the verifiability of ZK to all raffles. Galxe’s ZK raffle uses a drand oracle, which provides onchain random numbers, in conjunction with SP1 to allow