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Putting the zk in zkVM: Jolt now supports zero knowledge
Jolt — our open-source, state-of-the-art zkVM — now supports zero knowledge, rendering it suitable for privacy applications.
The key ingredient for builders: ‘Jolt Inside’
Jolt is an open-source, RISC-V zkVM that is fast, secure, and easy to use -- a new, state-of-the-art approach to SNARK design that’s based on three years of research & development at a16zcrypto, which we open sourced for anyone to use or develop further. But Jolt is really a story that’s decades, and even millennia, in the making.
64-bit proving for Jolt, without a slowdown
Jolt now proves RISC-V programs using 64-bit registers (RV64IMAC) at speeds exceeding those we reported two months ago for 32-bit programs