I feel like there's been some chats actually in the ZK channels right now about like security of some of the systems that a lot of things are being built on. And I do think if you can have more eyes on it, obviously that's a really good way to like hopefully spot bugs early. You talked a little bit about the GPU implementation. This is for the verifier or the prover. Like how you can make a prover generate proof faster. Is this different from the rest of your tech stack? It can make, you know, become like 10 times faster.
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