- The first HyperSDK testnet is expected to launch in the middle of Q2.
- In the next few weeks, Ava Labs intends to have benchmarks.
Ava Labs has detailed their scaling solution Vryx in an effort to enable Avalanche blockchain rates of about 100,000 transactions per second. The scaling strategy was described in a research piece that was published today, and Ava Labs is already employing it. In the next few weeks, it intends to have benchmarks.
The first HyperSDK testnet, expected to launch in the middle of Q2, will allow the scaling method. High-performance blockchains with virtual machines and the ability to enable smart contracts may be built using the HyperSDK framework.
Boosting Scalability
With the hope that this technology would eventually make its way down to the main blockchain platform, Vryx will be used to support hyperchains, which are blockchains constructed using the HyperSDK.
Ava Labs spokesperson stated:
“From the inception of the HyperSDK over a year and a half ago, Ava Labs has been obsessed with providing best-in-class scalability for anyone building their own blockchain on Avalanche. Today, we are moving one large step closer to this target with the release of Vryx.”
Splitting the transaction process into its component pieces and running them in a pipelined method is the fundamental principle underlying Vryx. This implies that the development of the future block of transactions can be happening concurrently with the verification of the current block. Blockchain systems like Aptos and Sui have already used this tactic.
The spokesperson further added:
“It is expected that Vryx will perform as well as other constructions that replicate transactions prior to their full verification in benign environments and will outperform them in adversarial environments.”
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