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Announcing CHEM@Golem

We are proud to present CHEM@Golem, the first scientific Golem use-case on the Golem mainnet. CHEM@Golem is the result of a collaboration between our R&D team, and subject experts in organic chemistry.

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The Golem Monsters x SuperRare Art Contest

Hey! At Golem, we have an amazing community of people that have been with us for a long time. We’re the OG Ethereum Dinosaurs (Golem was first introduced at

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Create with us and get rewarded for it! Introducing the Golem Community Incentives Program

We’re excited to announce that we (the “Golem Factory GmbH”) are officially launching our Community Incentives Program (CIP).

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Unraveling Golem’s The Next Milestone, Part II

It is about time we delve into the fundamental architectural concepts which constitute the foundations of New Golem.

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Proof-of-Device AKA yet another authentication mechanism

via Proof of Device, users can automatically validate their hardware, to further prove their identity in an anonymous yet trusted manner. This feature can be useful for any online service that needs to authenticate users.

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Clay Golem Beta 0.23.1

With today’s release, we’re focusing on addressing the most important issues while also adding a couple of minor functionality updates. This version improves the stability and security of our product and should make running Golem smoother for both requestors and providers.

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ReadyLayerOne - The next milestone: A Golem (R)evolution Synopsis

A synopsis of the Golem session at the online event ReadyLayerOne. ‘The next milestone: A Golem (R)evolution’, presented by Piotr Janiuk.

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Unraveling Golem’s The Next Milestone, Part I

Golem started off in 2014. From its inception, it was popularly called “the sleeping giant of Ethereum.” The first release happened on March 1st 2017, and from then onwards, the software has been evolving continuously.

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Clay Golem rises!

With today’s launch, we have reached an important milestone. This current release - Clay Golem Beta 0.23.0 introduces the Task API to mainnet, thereby completing the long-awaited transition from Brass to Clay.

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Scaling Golem: research on scalability alternatives update

One of the Migration requirements was that our new ERC-20 should be compatible with Layer 2 scaling solutions. To this end, we have been reaching out to various teams working on L2 and commissioned ETHWorks to do research sprints in order to find out which alternatives could fit Golem best.

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Golem Hive - building a cloud with the Task API (and then some more)

Golem Hive can be thought of as the first layer of a decentralized cloud. It allows for creating a virtual network of Docker containers on top of the Golem Network.

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The shiny new Task API, fleshed out

Now it’s time to dig a little bit deeper into what this is, and what it means for the Golem users. To make this article more dev-oriented, to give our users a deeper dive into the API.

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Brass Golem Beta 0.22.1

In case you missed it, just two weeks ago we released Brass Golem 0.22 and with it, launched the Concent Service and the usage-based marketplace to mainnet and our new Task API to testnet.

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Brass Golem Beta 0.22.0

The release that we’re hereby launching, the brand new Brass Golem Beta 0.22.0 brings along many goodies that we have been preparing on the back burners for a long time.

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At the doorstep of a new decade - let's take a look at 2019 first!

We are happy to welcome the new year - and the new decade, which is always an exciting event - with fresh plans for the future of Golem, a Task API around the corner, and more.

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Graphene Contributor Spotlight: Isaku Yamahata

But first, let us open this interview with some good news… Graphene v1.0.1 was just released!

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The people behind Golem: Team Unlimited

As part of our People of Golem series, the team shares insights on their day to day responsibilities and what makes Unlimited such a cool product.

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People of Golem: team Clay takes the spotlight

Building Clay is a continuous process with a milestone set for the release of mainnet Task API. However, the Clay team responsibilities go beyond

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Build your decentralized applications with gWASM

Building decentralized applications can be easy. In the next paragraphs you will find out how we simplified a previously cumbersome process by launching our latest meta-use case, gWASM.

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People of Golem: meet team Brass

We’re back with another edition of our team updates. If you missed the previous one, check out what the CGI team has to say, and what goes behind the scenes at R&D.

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Announcing our contributions to the BalticLSC project: Computing power supply supporting businesses in the Baltic Sea region

After several meetings and workshops, BalticLSC (Baltic Large-Scale Computing) and Golem are ready to announce the collaboration between the two.

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People of Golem: meet team R&D

Golem has made a big investment (time and resources) towards a very active R&D team - staying curious, at the forefront experimentation and pushing innovation forward are paramount for our company.

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The Osaka Report

Last week, the Golem team visited Osaka for Devcon 5, Ethereum’s main conference. As we mentioned in our last Community Update, we were focused on a workshop and a booth. However, throughout the hectic days in this Japanese city we discovered Devcon had a lot more to offer for our team.

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White hat hacker challenge @ DEVCON5 - but with a twist - Join us for the Building on top of Golem with gWasm and Unlimited workshop!

We are going to show how to turn existing local resources into a host for distributed computing with Golem Unlimited and then how to use Web Assembly to run your apps on top of the GU Hub we created together.

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Brass Golem Beta 0.21.0 - Hello, mainnet gWASM!

Whew! After a major effort to stabilize our new gWASM execution environment, we’re finally ready to announce its launch to mainnet! From now on, whether you’re a requestor