ChainCatcher news, the developer of zkVM, Nexus, has launched the first test version of the Nexus network, which is an open validator network.The team stated: "This is the first distributed validator network based on zero-knowledge virtual machines that anyone can access. The network aggregates the collective power of any connected device, from large-scale GPU farms to computers or smartphones. Our goal is to unite computers around the world to form a single supercomputer capable of proving all computations on the internet, thereby unlocking a verifiable internet."

ChainCatcher news, zkSync released an article announcing its validator network milestone. According to this milestone, real-time validation of the validator network (Prover Network Live Proving) is expected to be achieved in Q4 2024.zkSync stated that a significant part of this process will require complex software and hardware co-design. The decentralization of validators in zkSync Era will be achieved through stronger participation.

ChainCatcher news, according to GlobeNewswire, the blockchain focused on zero-knowledge proofs, Gevulot, will launch its mainnet validator network Firestarter on July 15. The Gevulot Devnet is currently a free public testnet for registered users, encouraging the Galxe community to participate.In addition, the Gevulot roadmap includes the release of an incentive computing network in the third quarter of 2024, as well as the expected launch of the ZkCloud mainnet in the first financial quarter of 2025. ZkCloud is a decentralized computing network optimized for offloading arbitrary provable computations, aimed at addressing current proof infrastructure issues and accelerating the adoption of zero-knowledge proofs.According to the Web3 asset data platform RootData, the zero-knowledge proof blockchain Gevulot announced the completion of a $6 million seed round financing in January this year, led by Variant.

ChainCatcher news, according to official news from Layer1 privacy-enhanced blockchain Aleph Zero, Deutsche Telekom has joined the Aleph Zero validator network. The Deutsche Telekom validator node can now be recognized on-chain and will start validating the mainnet from the next version.