According to Wu, Vitalik discussed the trend of "gluing and coprocessor architecture" in modern computing, pointing out that this model is crucial in improving computing efficiency and developer friendliness. The architecture divides computing tasks into two parts: complex but less computationally intensive "business logic" and efficient but structured "intensive computing". By allowing dedicated modules to handle efficient tasks and handing over business logic to more general components, the overall performance is greatly improved. This approach has been widely used in Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), AI model reasoning, and programmable encryption technology, which not only promotes the popularization of technologies such as zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-SNARKs), but also provides more opportunities for emerging technologies.