Is ZK Proof Generation Computed in Parallel?

I'm kind of confused as to why there would be such high requirements there. The ZK generation computation, it requires a lot of resources but those resources can be run in parallel. If you go higher than the threshold, which is currently set for Ethereum, let's say 20 transactions per second, you go towards 200, 2000 transactions per second. And the bottleneck there is storage access. You just need a really fast storage.

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In today’s episode, Anna chats with Alex Gluchowski, CEO at Matter Labs and co-creator of zkSync, to catch up on Matter Labs’s latest developments in extending Ethereum’s capabilities with zk proofs.

Alex explains the recent progress in porting Solidity to a zkRollup and how that interacts with the Zinc language and zk proof circuits. They then move on to discussing Ethereum scalability with a deep dive on rollup architecture and the upcoming zkPorter, a solution for sharded zkRollups that’s being developed by Matter Labs.

Here are some links for this episode:

zkSNARKs for Scale with Matter Labs, Zero Knowledge episode 72
Mapping the L2 Landscape - zkPorter with Alex Gluchowski (Matter Labs), zkSessions from March 2021
Zinc: porting EVM smart contracts to zkSync ZK rollup – Alex Gluchowski – Matter Labs, zkSummit from November 2020
ZK languages with Alex Ozdemir, Zero Knowledge episode 172
Intro to zkPorter
Matter Labs’ fundraising announcement for zkEVM implementation.
Curve’s testnet implementation on zkSync

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