Blockchain scalability has evolved through sharding, Layer 2 rollups, and parallel execution models. While these innovations have improved performance, they also introduce state fragmentation, liquidity inefficiencies, and increased complexity.
Software optimizations like transaction batching and concurrency improvements have reached their limits due to:
To overcome these constraints, hardware acceleration provides a new approach, offloading key blockchain processes to dedicated hardware accelerators.
Solayer InfiniSVM integrates hardware acceleration, RDMA, and FPGA-based execution to eliminate software constraints. By optimizing transaction processing, state storage, and consensus execution at the hardware level, Solayer achieves unprecedented scalability, ultra-low latency, and reduced costs.
The future of blockchain is not just in better code—it’s in better hardware.
Blockchain scalability has evolved through sharding, Layer 2 rollups, and parallel execution models. While these innovations have improved performance, they also introduce state fragmentation, liquidity inefficiencies, and increased complexity.
Software optimizations like transaction batching and concurrency improvements have reached their limits due to:
To overcome these constraints, hardware acceleration provides a new approach, offloading key blockchain processes to dedicated hardware accelerators.
Solayer InfiniSVM integrates hardware acceleration, RDMA, and FPGA-based execution to eliminate software constraints. By optimizing transaction processing, state storage, and consensus execution at the hardware level, Solayer achieves unprecedented scalability, ultra-low latency, and reduced costs.
The future of blockchain is not just in better code—it’s in better hardware.