Crypto runs in the cloud. But the cloud still runs on cables 🔌
A $SOL validator can execute software on powerful hardware, while applications across $ETH can optimize code endlessly, but information still has to physically travel between machines.
That journey is easy to forget.
Packets move through routers, fiber and data centers across cities, countries and continents before another machine can act on them.
Which means blockchain performance isn’t purely a software problem.
DoubleZero brings the physical path underneath distributed systems into the infrastructure conversation by creating dedicated networking designed around moving their traffic.
Consensus can improve.
Execution can improve.
Hardware can improve.
But eventually, one computer still needs to communicate with another.
The network between them is part of the stack too.
#solana #DataFi
A $SOL validator can execute software on powerful hardware, while applications across $ETH can optimize code endlessly, but information still has to physically travel between machines.
That journey is easy to forget.
Packets move through routers, fiber and data centers across cities, countries and continents before another machine can act on them.
Which means blockchain performance isn’t purely a software problem.
DoubleZero brings the physical path underneath distributed systems into the infrastructure conversation by creating dedicated networking designed around moving their traffic.
Consensus can improve.
Execution can improve.
Hardware can improve.
But eventually, one computer still needs to communicate with another.
The network between them is part of the stack too.
#solana #DataFi
