News & Announcements

How can we design networks that allow for clients to show up with small amounts of data, contribute to the network, and for those contributions to be meaningful? – Piper Merriam We are delighted to announce that Nimbus will be joining the Ethereum Foundation’s Portal Network team as one of

If  v1.1 was the big I/O update, v1.2 is all about the CPU - together, these updates help secure Nimbus against future network growth, and provide us with a higher security margin and substantial profitability improvements. To highlight just one data point, CPU usage has been cut

Hi everyone, We're excited to announce that we pushed our v1.1.0 release over the weekend. This is a big one for us :) There are many highlights in this release. In particular, v1.1.0 contains substantial performance improvements to our database (we have a new schema)

This is a rather late announcement regarding our dashboard challenge, which came to a close at the beginning of March. We’re pleased to announce we received two excellent submissions from contributors Joe Clapis and metanull. They have claimed their POAPs and will share the $5k prize money between them.

This is a short announcement to highlight our v1.0.12 release and bring attention to the Prater testnet which is now open up to the public. The Prater testnet has launched!🎡https://t.co/SyFMS4HB6u pic.twitter.com/8iVHgLDfF6 — Butta.eth (@Butta_eth) March 23, 2021 Prater's

If you want to try your hand at using Nimbus with Rocket Pool, we recommend checking out this wonderful guide by Joe Clapis (note it is addressed to Pi users and very much a WIP). Last week we cut our v1.0.8 release. Improvements include: * Improved libp2p scoring (we

We're excited to announce that our new v1.0.7 release is out! This is a big one for us. In a sentence, it includes  some significant performance improvements across the board as well as additional protection against accidental slashings. To give you a flavour, our initial impressions

We propose a radical change in design from experts designing for people to people designing for themselves. – Don Norman We are proposing to leverage the creativity within the Ethereum community to help us figure out what to display in our Grafana dashboard (for those of you who are unfamiliar, Grafana

Since our last update the Nimbus client has made significant progress across security, performance, and ease-of-use. In order to celebrate the release of the eth2 deposit contract, today we're announcing our 0.6 alpha release -- hope. Hope - first binary release Nimbus is easier and faster to

tl;dr * We have a new, simpler sync that greatly speeds up syncing time: we invite you to test it out by updating to the latest devel, removing your database (make clean-medalla) and resyncing ;) * If that doesn't sound like your cup of tea, we have a special database