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Global Update Information

Definition ∞ Global update information refers to the complete set of data changes that must be broadcast and processed across an entire distributed system, such as a blockchain. This data ensures all participants maintain a synchronized and accurate view of the system’s current state. Efficient dissemination and verification of this information are crucial for maintaining network consistency and operational integrity. It is central to distributed ledger synchronization.
Context ∞ In scalable blockchain designs, managing global update information efficiently represents a primary technical challenge. Solutions often involve sophisticated cryptographic techniques to reduce the size and processing cost of these updates for individual nodes. News reports on blockchain upgrades or layer-2 scaling solutions frequently discuss improvements in handling global update information to enhance overall network performance and throughput.

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Sublinear Vector Commitments Achieve Optimal Stateless Client Update Efficiency

A new vector commitment scheme achieves sublinear complexity for both global update size and local proof updates, solving the stateless client efficiency trade-off.