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1.23.25 / articles
Introducing Twist and Shout: Next-generation memory checking for zkVMs and more

Justin Thaler
11.20.24 / articles
Getting the bugs out of SNARKs: The road ahead

Justin Thaler
11.12.24 / videos
An update on Jolt's development roadmap

Justin Thaler
11.12.24 / articles
Jolt: An update

Justin ThalerMichael Zhu
6.3.24 / articles
Understanding Jolt: Clarifications and reflections

Justin Thaler
5.2.24 / podcasts
Theory to code: Building the breakthrough zkVM Jolt

Justin ThalerSam RagsdaleMichael ZhuRobert Hackett
4.9.24 / videos
Correcting some SNARK misconceptions

Justin Thaler
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4.9.24 / videos
Jolt, zkVMs, and speeding up blockchains

Justin Thaler
4.9.24 / articles
FAQ on Jolt’s initial implementation

Justin Thaler
4.9.24 / articles
A new era in SNARK design: Releasing Jolt

Justin Thaler
4.9.24 / articles
Building Jolt: A fast, easy-to-use zkVM

Michael ZhuSam Ragsdale
4.9.24 / articles
Accelerating the world computer: Implementing Jolt, a new state-of-the-art zkVM

a16z crypto editorial
11.20.23 / articles
A technical FAQ on Lasso, Jolt, and recent advancements in SNARK design

Justin Thaler
11.20.23 / articles
Boosting Lasso+Jolt through faster commitments – with far-reaching consequences

Justin Thaler
10.3.23 / videos
Lasso + Jolt: An engineering overview

Sam RagsdaleMichael Zhu
10.3.23 / videos
Visualizing Lasso: A fast new lookup argument for SNARKs

Michael Zhu
8.10.23 / videos
Revisiting accepted wisdom in SNARK design

Justin Thaler
8.10.23 / videos
The lookup singularity

Justin Thaler
8.10.23 / videos
Lasso in a nutshell

Justin Thaler
8.10.23 / articles
Approaching the 'lookup singularity': Introducing Lasso and Jolt

Justin Thaler
8.10.23 / articles
Understanding Lasso and Jolt, from theory to code

Sam RagsdaleMichael ZhuJustin Thaler
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