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Solayer has unveiled its ambitious 2025 roadmap, introducing the revolutionary Solayer InfiniSVM, a hardware-accelerated SVM blockchain. InfiniSVM boasts an infinitely scalable multi-execution cluster architecture interconnected via Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Remote Direct Memory Access (...
Solayer has unveiled its ambitious 2025 roadmap, introducing the revolutionary Solayer InfiniSVM, a hardware-accelerated SVM blockchain. InfiniSVM boasts an infinitely scalable multi-execution cluster architecture interconnected via Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA), enabling 100 Gbps performance while maintaining atomic state integrity. The roadmap also introduces a Hybrid Proof-of-Authority-and-Stake consensus mechanism and Solayer’s suite of products, including sSOL and sUSD, as native yield-bearing assets. Meanwhile, Solana developers proposed addressing scalability issues through an upgrade — SIMD-215 — which introduces a lattice-based homomorphic hashing function to optimize computational efficiency and handle exponential user growth. Solana remains a dominant force in decentralized finance (DeFi), surpassing Ethereum in trading volume across its decentralized exchanges (DEXs). Solayer InfiniSVM addresses Solana's scalability challenges by dynamically sharing a single execution machine into infinite machines based on application demand. By offloading components such as sequencing, scheduling, and storage onto programmable hardware switches, Solayer achieves a 1-millisecond transaction confirmation time. This breakthrough paves the way for a decentralized network capable of processing billions of transactions per second. The roadmap also introduces a Hybrid Proof-of-Authority-and-Stake consensus mechanism, allowing mega leaders to execute up to one million transactions per second (TPS) and coordinate verification through provers. Solayer’s suite of products, including sSOL and sUSD, will be integrated as native yield-bearing assets, allowing users to stake, restake, earn, and spend these assets both on-chain and in real-world applications. Meanwhile, in a recent GitHub post, Solana developers proposed addressing scalability issues through an upgrade — SIMD-215 — which introduces a lattice-based homomorphic hashing function. This method changes how the Solana network verifies and traces user accounts, aiming to scale to billions of accounts while optimizing computational efficiency. The Accounts Lattice Hash proposal eliminates the bottleneck of recalculating the state of all accounts, enabling instant verification of account states and reducing the computational workload by processing only changed accounts. Meanwhile, Solana remains a dominant force in decentralized finance (DeFi), surpassing Ethereum in trading volume across its decentralized exchanges (DEXs). According to DefiLlama, Solana’s DEXs recorded over $113 billion in trading volume last month, compared to Ethereum’s $78.9 billion. The launch of Solayer InfiniSVM and the potential adoption of the Accounts Lattice Hash system position Solana to achieve new milestones in blockchain scalability and efficiency.<\/p\>