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Alex Gluchowski noted that both Plonky2 and Bookum were implementations of RedShift construction, which Matter Labs introduced.

ZkSync creator Matter Labs’ recently released proving system Boojum has been accused of containing code copied from Polygon Zero’s Plonky2, according to a…

Alex Gluchowski, the co-founder and CEO of zkSync creator Matter Labs, denies allegations of code plagiarism from Polygon Zero.

The longtime promise that layer-2s will make Ethereum much cheaper and easier to use may finally be coming true.

SINGAPORE, June 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Klaytn Foundation, established to build and decentralize the ecosystem of South Korea's leading Layer 1 blockchain Klaytn, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Matter Labs, the team developing Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution zkSync Era. Through this partnership, the two companies will seek to advance zkSync Era's Hyperchain implementations on Klaytn, marking the first technological effort to integrate a Hyperchain Layer powered by ZK-...

SINGAPORE, June 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Klaytn Foundation, established to build and decentralize the ecosystem of South Korea's leading Layer 1 blockchain Klaytn, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Matter Labs, the team developing Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution zkSync Era. Through this partnership, the two companies will seek to advance zkSync Era's Hyperchain implementations on Klaytn, marking the first technological effort to integrate a Hyperchain Layer powered by ZK-...

With Bedrock, the network will remove “multiple deviations” from Ethereum and the EVM that are currently present with Optimism such as differing code, design patterns and transaction per block models.

Graph Neural Networks (GNN), a cutting-edge approach in artificial intelligence, can significantly improve computational calculations in heterogeneous catalysis. Researchers have made a groundbreaking development in the field of sustainable chemistry. Scientists from Tarragona (Spain) and Toronto (Canada) come up with a new tool, GAME-Net, that can make fast chemical predictions on a laptop that would otherwise have to be simulated for days by DFT on a supercomputer.

In this issue, a look at the resurgence of a disease thought to be a relic of the past; attempts to influence Alberta’s next election; autonomous labs

The Canadian government has unveiled which universities will be receiving a portion of $1.4 billion in research funding, with the single largest sum going to the University of Toronto for its work on artificial intelligence.