How DoubleZero’s Physical Fiber Infrastructure Makes Blockchains 100x Faster Than Public Internet
summary
DoubleZero builds a dedicated private fiber network, a parallel private fiber pathway run by multiple independent operators using the same base-layer tech as traditional finance (data centers and subsea fiber). It claims blockchains and stablecoins can move 10 to 100x faster than over the public internet by removing global broadcast and latency bottlenecks. The service functions as a neutral base layer that supports non-blockchain and blockchain systems while preserving censorship resistance through multi-party checks.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:08DoubleZero: A Physical Fiber Infrastructure for High-Performance Systems
- 0:27Why Blockchains Need Traditional Finance’s Base-Layer Technologies
- 0:52Moving Beyond Software: The Need for Hardware and Hardware Performance
- 1:34The Public Internet as the Limiting Factor for Blockchain Scalability
- 1:52Reinventing the Base Layer with Independent Private Networks
- 2:14Supporting Stablecoins and Blockchains on a Neutral Infrastructure
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