Building the Trust Layer of the Internet
summary
Uses hashgraph to claim asynchronous Byzantine fault tolerance (aBFT) while keeping low latency and 10,000 tps capacity today with plans for sharding to reach millions. Describes Hedera public network, a 21‑member council (growing to 39) for governance, a Consensus Service that emits ordered timestamps and a Token Service for mint/burn/KYC and multisig. Cites 1.4–1.5 billion logged transactions, Chainlink integration, and concrete users: vaccine temperature telemetry, ad transparency, and energy‑credit marketplaces.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:33What is Hashgraph
- 2:02Why Hashgraph
- 9:11Harmon Architecture
- 11:20Wave of Innovation
- 12:47Adoption and Usage
- 13:58Chainlink Integration
- 15:06Outro
related talks
16mHashgraph: New Directions For Distributed Ledger Technology
07mJoins Hedera Hashgraph's Governing Council
42mHybrid Networks: The Next Chapter in Enterprise Blockchain
22mOptimizing network topologies...
11mBlockchain Scaling & The Next Generation Internet & Cloud
18mWhat It Means to Be Trusted and Trustless
51mBlockchain Life: Toward Global Digital Trust
30mDHT, BFT, OMG: Know Your Building Blocks for Decentralized Applications