Making Secure Blockchains Scale
Making Secure Blockchains Scale
As blockchain has found applications to track ownership of digital assets, it is crucial for companies to adopt more secure blockchains than the ones proven vulnerable to network attacks before moving them in production. In this talk, the speaker will mention few lessons their group learned and few misconceptions they clarified since they started working on blockchain technologies. This exciting scientific research led us to build probably the fastest secure blockchain known to date, the Red Belly Blockchain. This blockchain has since then been turned into a cutting-edge product that is now part of the Blockchain Roadmap of the Australia Government.
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About the speaker
Host Professor at EPFL, ARC Future Fellow at University of Sydney, and Founder and CTO at Red Belly Blockchain Holdings Pty Ltd
Vincent Gramoli is an ARC Future Fellow at the University of Sydney and a Visiting Professor at EPFL. He is also the Founder, CTO and a Director of the Red Belly Blockchain company. Prior to this, he was affiliated with INRIA, Cornell University and CSIRO. He leads the Concurrent Systems Research Group at the University of Sydney that developed the Red Belly Blockchain, that is part of the Blockchain Roadmap of the Australian Government. He is a co-author of the "Consistent Distributed Storage" book. With his co-authors he received the 41st ICDCS Best Paper Award for their "Leaderless Consensus".
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