People massively underestimate the scale of the Machine Economy.
We’re talking tens of billions of robotcs, cars, sensors and devices transacting on-chain. This demands a coordination layer with high throughput, low latency and fault tolerance.
In the real world, failure isn’t an option. We take it for granted that “the tech just works.”
But achieving it is anything but simple.
That’s why I’m bullish on peaq’s new update: elastic scaling and parallelization seem like a promising approach to make this vision a reality.
One step closer to putting billions of machines on-chain and building the next trillion-dollar economy.
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People massively underestimate the scale of the Machine Economy.
We’re talking tens of billions of robotcs, cars, sensors and devices transacting on-chain. This demands a coordination layer with high throughput, low latency and fault tolerance.
In the real world, failure isn’t an option. We take it for granted that “the tech just works.”
But achieving it is anything but simple.
That’s why I’m bullish on peaq’s new update: elastic scaling and parallelization seem like a promising approach to make this vision a reality.
One step closer to putting billions of machines on-chain and building the next trillion-dollar economy.