Pipelined design is an architectural approach in computing where a sequence of operations is broken down into smaller, independent stages. Each stage processes a part of the task concurrently with other stages handling different parts of other tasks. This method significantly increases throughput by allowing multiple instructions or data items to be processed simultaneously. It optimizes resource utilization and execution speed.
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In the context of blockchain technology, pipelined design is a subject of research for improving network scalability. News reports sometimes discuss how this architectural principle can enhance transaction processing capacity in layer-2 solutions or new blockchain architectures. Applying pipelining aims to reduce latency and increase the overall efficiency of decentralized systems.
This protocol merges leader-driven efficiency with asynchronous resilience, creating a simple, high-performance BFT mechanism for real-world decentralized systems.
A new asynchronous BFT protocol merges rotating leader efficiency with leaderless agreement, ensuring optimal resilience and high performance without relying on network timing assumptions.
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