decentralization Community Update: headed to Berlin and Japan! The year’s not even close to ending and Golem has plenty in stock - so here we are, touching base to let you know we have resumed our events activities and other cool news.
decentralization Q&A With Piotr Janiuk: Part II - Intel SGX, GNT and more This second part comes right on time as we prepare for the release of Graphene, the LibraryOS we have been building in a working group with Intel, ITL, Chia-Che Tsai and Don Porter.
blockchain Contributor Spotlight - Mona Vij (Intel Labs) We have already introduced Chia-Che Tsai, who told us how important was Mona’s role in kickstarting a more formalized workflow that paved the way for the growth of Graphene. From Chia-Che’s thesis to a full-blown project, Graphene has certainly defied expectations.
blockchain Q&A with Piotr Janiuk (acting CEO/ CTO), Part I One of our community members e-mailed Piotr some of these questions, and after some consideration, he decided to answer them - however, we believe that transparency and equal access to information are paramount for a healthy, thriving community.
blockchain 2019 Mid Term Goals Update So now Golem’s ready to present its 2019 Mid Term Goals Update, also in its Kanban form
decentralization Brass Golem Beta 0.20.1 patch release Waiting for the test results of the release candidateFirst of all, thank you for welcoming gWasm! Following up on the feedback from the first few days of your usage of Brass Golem 0.
blockchain Brass Golem Beta 0.20.0 - gWASM and RASPA have arrived! Here we are with our newest baby - the shiny new major release - Brass Golem Beta 0.20.0 which comes with a whole lot of goodies for you to play around with.
blockchain gWasm in answers - some things you need to know about our latest use-case TL;DR? gWasm is our new use-case AND a core part of the Golem API, and developers can already build their Golem integrations through it. As the Golem API/Task API development progresses, both gWasm and the API will get better.
blockchain The transformation towards a stronger Golem The project has now reached a stable phase, so part of the team is able to diversify and research other business/tokenomics avenues.
Introducing Golem Foundation One of the greatest memories of my life is the excitement I felt when we first started thinking about Golem. Weeks of discussion, followed by sleepless nights building the earliest prototypes told us
blockchain Pay-as-you-use in Golem Pay as you Use is meant as a trustless solution for decentralized marketplaces. It is an innovative proposal and a step forward towards the building of decentralized economies for dApps - an ambitious and difficult goal only achievable through substantial R&D efforts.
blockchain Web 3.0 solutions for game development: Golem and Hoard - partners in crime As a community of builders, Golem believes in the potential and opportunities that web 3 technologies facilitate. For almost 3 years now, the team has been working on building the Golem Network. Through
blockchain Graphene Contributor Spotlight by Golem: Chia-Che Tsai Chia-Che Tsai is unequivocally, one of the founders of Project Graphene, which now has grown into a bigger endeavor which Golem is part of, together with Intel, ITL and Chia-Che’s partner Don
decentralization Golem's Dev Update - May 2019 A while ago, we came to the realization that forcing ourselves to release in timed increments instead of functional ones is neither good for the project and the team nor for the community
decentralization Data breaches: how they affect people and what can we do to fight them Everything nowadays runs in “the cloud”: applications, software infrastructure, and data. Not only applications data — but your personal data as well. These precepts are top of mind for most teams building tools for
blockchain Introducing GolemGrid: a community-built web gateway project (Golem: a few months ago, Phillip, one of our longest standing community members helping out with tech support - reached us out as he had been building a web gateway for people to
Breakthrough in privacy and data integrity by Golem, Intel, ITL, UNC, and Texas A&M University: meet the Graphene Project Golem is proud to announce a new milestone in collaboration with Intel, ITL and researchers Don Porter and Chia-Che Tsai (now faculty at UNC and Texas A&M University). We are working
Golem’s essential guide to Graphene Graphene is an open-source project, providing a general-purpose implementation of POSIX and the Linux APIs for use in a lightweight, virtualized environment.We have been working hard to launch the Graphene Workgroup and
blockchain Brass Golem Beta 0.19.1 Whew… It took us a bit longer than we had anticipated but here we are with the much-awaited patch release - Brass Golem Beta 0.19.1.First of all, a big, big
blockchain A short guide on Open Source documentation - introducing the new Golem Docs + sharing our findings for the community Lowering the barriers of entry for users and developers is something the decentralized ecosystem recognizes as a big pain point. Comprehensive, complete and ordered documentation is one of the elements to address towards
blockchain Pay as You Use Golem: a brief (but effective) primer Last week, Marcin Benke, advisor to our R&D team, presented for the first time, at EthCC (Ethereum Community Conference) in Paris - our latest research on price models. Golem has been
Model 0: low-level defence measures for Sybil attacks in P2P networks Authors: Marcin Benke, Jakub Konka, Łukasz GleńThanks to María Paula FernándezWith Golem, you can exchange computational power as a commodity or as a service for GNT (Golem Network Tokens): the requestors rent the
golem project Walking the talk, talking the walk After more than two years on Medium, we decided to migrate to Ghost - an open-source, reliable alternative that’s been growing in adoption by other Blockchain projects.
Brass Golem Beta 0.19.0 Hi, Golem fans and friends — long time no see — no, we’ve not gone stealth, we were busy preparing our new major release. We’re excited…
blockchain 2018 in retrospective: what a ride it has been! If we were asked to define 2018 with a single word, we’d probably spend all January thinking about it.
