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by BSCN
August 13, 2024
The network is designed to enhance scalability and efficiency through innovations like Parallel EVM, GPU acceleration, and a Modular Sequencer.
Reddio network recently gained attention after announcing its seed funding round. Led by Paradigm and Arena Holdings, Reddio aims to revolutionize the Ethereum ecosystem by introducing a Layer 2 solution that leverages zero-knowledge (ZK) technology for enhanced scalability while maintaining Ethereum-level security.
The network, founded by Stanford GSB alumnus Neil Han, has already rolled out staking and rewards systems, with more developments expected soon.
Reddio is designed as a high-performance parallel Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 network. It focuses on overcoming the limitations of current Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) implementations by introducing advanced features like parallel execution, GPU acceleration, and a modular sequencer.
These features aim to enhance blockchain capabilities while ensuring compatibility with existing Ethereum tools and smart contracts.
Reddio is fully compatible with Ethereum’s APIs, enabling seamless deployment of Ethereum smart contracts on its platform. The network is currently in its testing phase, allowing developers to experiment with its capabilities.
According to Reddio, the traditional EVM processes transactions sequentially, which can lead to congestion and higher costs during periods of high activity. Reddio addresses this issue by introducing the Parallel EVM, which allows transactions and smart contracts to be processed concurrently.
This parallel processing is similar to having multiple checkout counters in a busy store, significantly reducing wait times and improving network efficiency.
Sequential Processing: The standard EVM processes transactions one after another, leading to delays and higher costs during peak times.
Parallel Processing: The Parallel EVM allows transactions and smart contracts to be processed simultaneously, improving efficiency and reducing costs.
Reddio has partnered with the National University of Singapore to enhance the performance of its Layer 2 solution through GPU acceleration. This involves translating EVM opcodes into CUDA, a parallel computing platform developed by NVIDIA.
Per reports, CUDA allows for parallelism and high-performance computation, making it possible to execute smart contracts faster and more efficiently.
Massive Parallelism: GPUs consist of thousands of cores, allowing for the parallel execution of many threads, which increases throughput.
Efficient Computation: CUDA kernels are optimized for high-performance computing, allowing for faster execution of smart contracts compared to traditional CPU-based EVM execution.
Scalability: The architecture of GPUs is inherently scalable, enabling the handling of more transactions and smart contracts concurrently.
Lower Latency and Costs: Offloading computationally intensive tasks to the GPU reduces overall latency and operational costs.
Reddio’s Modular Sequencer, developed on the modular Yu framework, reportedly offers unparalleled flexibility for developers.
Written in Golang, this open-source sequencer simplifies blockchain development by allowing easy integration of various modules, such as multiple virtual machines (VMs) and Data Availability (DA) layers, according to Reddio.
Modular Customization: The sequencer simplifies blockchain development, allowing easy integration of multiple VMs and DA layers.
Multiple VM and DA Support: Supports various VMs, including EVM, Parallel EVM, and CairoVM, and integrates with multiple DA layers like Ethereum, Avail, and Celestia.
Advanced Prover and Anti-MEV Capabilities: The sequencer aggregates multiple proving systems and offers anti-Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) features to protect DeFi dApp users.
Special L2 Consensus: Designed for high throughput, the sequencer inherits the security and permissionless nature of L1 while supporting various consensus protocols.
The Modular Sequencer ensures low-latency and reduced gas fees for cross-dApp interactions, enabling seamless interoperability on the network.
For projects with specific needs that Layer 2 cannot satisfy, Reddio’s Modular Sequencer facilitates the development of custom Layer 3 Appchains. This feature enhances real-time performance and throughput for applications like real-time trading (RTT) games.
The recent funding will reportedly accelerate the deployment and adoption of Reddio's high-performance parallel EVM Layer 2.
Reddio’s founder, Neil Han, brings a wealth of experience to the project, having previously worked at Twilio and PingCAP. His vision for Reddio is to provide a scalable, secure, and developer-friendly platform that can support the next generation of decentralized applications.
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