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5 Nov 2025
We deeply dived into zkVM's trace generation technology, and just published:
Evaluation of zkVM Trace Generation Methods: AOT vs. JIT
medium.com/p/evaluation-of-z…
@eth_proofs @RiscZero @ziskvm @SuccinctLabs
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5 Nov 2025
4️⃣ JIT (Just-in-Time) compiles dynamically at runtime — adapting to workloads. Flexible, but adds startup overhead.
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5 Nov 2025
5️⃣ Takeaway:
Both AOT and JIT technology have their own Pros and Cons.
Usually, from the perspective of reducing latency, the AOT has more advantages.
However, both of them advance real-time, verifiable, parallel compute for the next wave of ZK infrastructure. 🚀
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5 Nov 2025
We just published zkVMs Progress：zkVMs Are Continuously Improving
medium.com/p/zkvms-progress-…
@eth_proofs
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5 Nov 2025
4️⃣ Cost revolution:
Proofs now cost just a few cents per block — transforming ZK from a research demo to a viable production system.
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18 Sep 2025
Congrats @ziskvm — single-machine 4090 results now live on @eth_proofs! 👏 Love to see a fully open-source, 128-bit-secure stack with reproducible runs.
This is exactly the openness the ecosystem needs: code others can rebuild, verify, and benchmark—faster fixes, shared optimizations, stronger trust. Solid baseline on one 4090; excited to see how far perf can climb next.
@zisvm is now reporting in @ethproofs blocks with a single 4090.
ZisK is fully open-source, 128-bit secure, and every reported time is 100% reproducible — making zkVM comparisons easier than ever.
🔗 ethproofs.org
#ZKProofs #Ethereum #ETHProofs #ZKVM #Reproducibility
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15 Sep 2025
1/10 — Weekly ZK Roundup (Sep 8–14)
We’re summarizing this week’s biggest ZK moves for builders and researchers: record-setting proving by @StarkWareLtd, @Starknet’s “Grinta” upgrade progress, @LineaBuild’s airdrop/TGE, @IrreducibleHW’s Binius64, in-browser verification on @eth_proofs with @ziskvm, @boundless_xyz’s @binance HODLer listing, @0xPolygon’s Rio testnet upgrade, @openvm_org’s GPU proving release, and @thezkcloud’s switch to @RiscZero Bento. Let’s dive in.
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15 Sep 2025
9/10 — @openvm_org v1.4.0 brings GPU proving distributed clusters
OpenVM shipped v1.4.0 with a new GPU prover, a 150 MHz execution system, and orchestration for hundreds of GPUs. Claimed results: mainnet Ethereum blocks proven in ~15s at <$0.0003 per tx on L40S-class hardware—and the stack is MIT/Apache-2.0 and audited (Cantina). Implication: more teams can self-host/extend a performant zkVM without vendor lock-in; this also raises the bar for open-source zkVM ergonomics and perf transparency.
Release blog: blog.openvm.dev/openvm-gpu
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15 Sep 2025
10/10 — @thezkcloud switches to @RiscZero Bento multi-GPU/multi-machine
ZkCloud announced a production move from SP1 single-GPU to RISC Zero zkVM Bento clusters, branding itself “the fastest multi-machine” setup. Translation: they’re not just a marketplace; they actively operate/optimize the proving stack. Why care: (1) lower latency for block-scale proving, (2) capacity scaling via open-cluster orchestration (@RiscZero pushes open-source real-time proving toward sub-12s), (3) a cross-prover router still lets workloads target other stacks if needed.
Tweet: x.com/thezkcloud/status/1966…
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