Ingonyama has reached a strategic partnership with Accseal, integrating their products ICICLE and LEO to jointly promote the innovative development of ZKP cloud computing

With the successful development and launch of the Leo product, Accseal has taken a monumental step in the field of zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) hardware acceleration. As one of the early pioneers in the design and development of ZKP-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) chips, Accseal is committed to advancing ZKP technology, aiming to promote cost reduction and efficiency improvement at the hardware level and to play a leading role globally.

Accseal's first-generation product, Leo, is compatible with the zk-SNARK algorithm, allowing the same chip to support the major zk-SNARK algorithms available on the market as well as mainstream projects that utilize such algorithms. Currently, the MSM computation performance testing of Leo is faster compared to existing solutions in the market, such as the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 (ZPrize 2023 award-winning solution), thus providing a competitive advantage.

In addition, Accseal plans to mass-produce the first-generation mining server based on Leo in Q2 2024, which means Accseal will become the world's first company to complete ZKP ASIC mining machines. Accseal's mining machines offer various flexible configuration options, allowing for the selection of 1 to 8 accelerator cards, providing a higher performance option than other existing mining machine solutions, and the price will be lower than the average selling price of similar products during the same period.

In its commitment to advancing ZKP development, Accseal plans to expand its business into the ZK cloud computing field, further reducing computing costs and improving computing performance, and developing a comprehensive solution for ZK cloud computing power pools. To this end, we are pleased to announce an upcoming strategic partnership with the innovator in the field, Ingonyama.

Partnership Introduction: Accseal Leo and Ingonyama ICICLE v3

Through the strategic collaboration between the two companies, Accseal's Leo product will be integrated with Ingonyama's ICICLE product. As a CUDA library, ICICLE embodies Ingonyama's commitment to providing a simplified development experience. ICICLE is designed to be user-friendly, offering APIs in Rust, Go, and C++, perfectly balancing user-friendliness and product functionality to serve engineers and researchers in related fields.

In the upcoming ICICLE v3, Accseal's Leo ZKP-ASIC will also receive comprehensive support. Through our close collaboration and joint testing, ICICLE v3 and Leo will jointly create new breakthroughs in the ZK cloud computing field.

The collaboration between the Accseal and Ingonyama teams is progressing smoothly, and we eagerly look forward to seeing the final results after the integration of the Leo chip into ICICLE v3. We hope that through our collaboration, both parties' product capabilities will be significantly enhanced, and energy allocation will be notably optimized. Additionally, Leo will also be integrated into Ingonyama's ZaKi deployment architecture in the future, leading to the development of more cost-effective instances.

We believe that the partnership between Accseal and Ingonyama, along with the strong alliance of Leo and ICICLE, will become a milestone in both parties' ongoing exploration of ZKP technology. Our unwavering pursuit of innovation and teamwork remains steadfast, and by integrating professional skills and business resources, our shared goal is not only to enhance the potential of each other's products but also to drive innovative development in the entire ZK cloud computing industry.

Here, Accseal expresses its deepest gratitude to all partners and community members for their continued support. We look forward to shaping the future of ZKP technology together with everyone. Please stay tuned for updates on Accseal's products, as we will continue to explore more possibilities in this vibrant field.