The Hardware Acceleration Revolution of InfiniSVM
Solayer is not optimizing at the software layer, but is the underlying force of architectural innovation, moving the entire execution environment to a hardware-designed 'asynchronous collaborative' network. It employs:
RDMA+InfiniBand: Utilizing Remote Direct Memory Access to bypass the operating system's network stack, achieving microsecond-level latency and zero CPU intervention.
FPGA+SDN combined with a scheduler to push down logic for track selection and conflict monitoring into hardware, resolving multi-thread contention bottlenecks.
This means InfiniSVM can handle one million TPS and hundred Gbps bandwidth, completely breaking through the throughput limits of traditional chains.
From single-machine execution to multi-machine pipelines: Truly 'infinitely scalable'.
Its core is not 'L2 speeding', but rather breaking the serial structure of SVM into a 'customizable execution node pool', seamlessly connecting processing units through high-speed links. It is not an 'accelerated version of L2', but a 'new generation chain machine' that completely dismantles chain delays, throughput, and scalability, with hardware achieving 'natural breakthroughs'.
DeFi Slots and High-Frequency Trading
High-frequency arbitrage, flash clearing, and cross-chain arbitrage have a core bottleneck in trading speed and final confirmation time. A 1MMTPS + 0.01s hardware chain can achieve nanosecond-level round calculations, making traders' operational experience even close to the bidding speed of centralized exchanges (CEX). On-chain Game & AI agents used to only support turn-based, latency-based gameplay; now, it has the capability to support real-time 20-person simultaneous connections in an 'on-chain shooting range'. More importantly, InfiniSVM can support millisecond-level interaction systems between Web3 AI Agents, creating a truly on-chain intelligent agent system. sUSD Stablecoin and Payment Card as Scene Implementation Solayer is currently issuing sUSD, launching EmeraldCard, and improving settlement speed through hardware verification, forming a complete closed-loop ecosystem of 'on-chain issuance → on-chain payment → off-chain consumption'. In the short term, this path can drive TVL and user growth while providing a real 'racing lane' for hardware acceleration efficiency.
Solayer's InfiniSVM opens a new era of 'chains alongside servers', it is not about competing TPS, nor digital hype, but building an entirely new hardware trust model at the physical level.
If software chains are 'going to the cloud', Solayer is 'building super servers', pushing the chain to 'restart under server mode'.