Revealed in premiere during the third day of the xDay conference organized by MultiversX, PI Squared is going to reduce verifying computational claims...
Illinois-based security audit firm Runtime Verification, which applies formal verification methods pioneered at NASA to improve computing systems' safety, reliability, and correctness, is launching PI Squared, a universal ZK Rollup using the MultiversX blockchain as the consensus layer. Revealed in the premiere during the third day of the xDay conference organized by MultiversX, PI Squared is going to reduce verifying computational claims to verifying mathematical proofs.
Being programming language / VM agnostic, it will enable any dev, user and enterprise that leverages the capabilities of the MultiversX blockchain in their workflows to verify correctness proofs with ease, trustlessly and programmatically. The move also places the MultiversX ecosystem as a prime candidate for startups and companies looking to securely deploy high-value use cases by bringing forth an accessible dev toolkit for finding subtle bugs and logic flaws from the design phase.
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