Marching Toward Mainnet

Nexus is building a world supercomputer to ensure that everything, from identity to digital content and AI models, is verifiable. We’ve been getting a lot of questions about what’s coming next. Here are a few upcoming milestones that we’re excited to share:  * Testnet III in Q2 2025

Announcing the Nexus Layer 1

We are excited to announce the Nexus Layer 1 blockchain: A planetary-scale supercomputer.  After multiple releases of the Nexus zkVM and the Nexus Network, this is the next step in the evolution of the Nexus Project. The Nexus Layer 1 will concentrate all the world’s compute power into a

A Supercomputer for Everyone

Launching a new Nexus network testnet We are building a supercomputer to make the Verifiable Internet possible. The goal of the Verifiable Internet is to make truth foundational, and put users in control.  We are launching the new Nexus network testnet at 9:00 am Pacific on December 9, 2024.

Proof-Oriented Programming and the Future of Trust

In a time of rapid advances in cryptography, AI, and distributed systems, how do we reimagine trust? At the ETHSF “Verifiable Computation: From Zero-Knowledge to Infinite Intelligence” event, four leading thinkers came together to explore this question through the lens of proof-oriented programming — a new paradigm for building software that

Partnering with Routescan to Illuminate the Nexus Ecosystem

We’re excited to announce a strategic partnership with Routescan, a premier block explorer service provider, to expand the functional capacity of the Nexus Layer 1. This collaboration integrates Routescan’s scalable, real-time blockchain monitoring tools into the Nexus ecosystem, empowering developers and users with enhanced visibility and confidence executing

Fireside chat with Daniel Marin and Eli Ben-Sasson

In an X Space conversation, Nexus founder and CEO Daniel Marin and StarkWare co-founder and CEO Eli Ben-Sasson came together to talk about the latest in zk and how the two companies plan to work together. The partnership between Nexus and StarkWare, built around the integration of StarkWare’s open-source

Partnering with Dynamic to Shape the Next Wave of Onchain Onboarding

We are building the Nexus Layer 1 blockchain for performance — fast, modular, and designed to make the user experience native without sacrificing control. As the ecosystem grows, so does the need for infrastructure that helps developers deliver seamless, intuitive experiences to millions of people. That’s why we’re excited

Verifiable Media: Proof not Perception

In an age when digital content is easily manipulated and circulated faster than ever, trust on the Internet is becoming endangered. The explosion of synthetic media — from AI-generated imagery to deepfake videos — has created a credibility gap: one where even authentic content can be met with doubt. But the story

Nexus Changelog — 4.25.25

Welcome to the Nexus Changelog. These brief updates spotlight progress from across our engineering teams — including Nexus Layer 1, Nexus OS, Nexus CLI, and Nexus zkVM. This edition focuses on interface improvements to Nexus OS and CLI and ongoing refinement work following the release of Nexus zkVM 3.0. Nexus

Partnering with RedStone to Bring Modular Oracle Infrastructure to the Nexus Layer 1

We are partnering with RedStone to bring modular oracle infrastructure to the Nexus Layer 1. Together, we’re building towards a future where verifiable compute and modular data are natively interoperable. RedStone is a next-generation oracle provider offering fast, flexible, and cost-efficient data feeds across EVM and non-EVM chains. Unlike

Marching Toward Mainnet

Nexus is building a world supercomputer to ensure that everything, from identity to digital content and AI models, is verifiable. We’ve been getting a lot of questions about what’s coming next. Here are a few upcoming milestones that we’re excited to share:  * Testnet III in Q2 2025

Agentic AI and Verifiable Computation at ETH SF

How can we build AI systems we actually trust? That was the question during a fireside chat at ETHSF’s “Verifiable Computation: From Zero-Knowledge to Infinite Intelligence” event. Moderator Kartik Talwar (A.Capital, ETH Global) sat down with Haseeb Qureshi (Dragonfly) and Daniel Marin (Nexus) to explore the real-world trajectory
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