Exponential Episode 14: Market Sentiment
In this episode of Exponential, Genzio Media co-founder and CEO Zack shares his perspective on the maturing Web3 landscape — and
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Nexus Storage Layer
Modern AI thrives on data — but storing that data is becoming increasingly untenable. Today, uploading a simple 10MB image to
The Nexus Consensus Layer: Building a Capital Supercomputer
The Universal Proof is a cryptographic artifact that can prove the correctness of any computation on the Nexus Layer 1.
Nexus OS: Muchao Tang on Connecting
In a recent Nexus Chat, Head of Communications Erica Jostedt sat down with Product Design Lead Muchao Tang for a
Nexus OS: Portal to the World Supercomputer
When people hear “operating system,” they think of environments that manage files and processes on a single machine: Windows, macOS,
Community Building: Bria Han on Plugging In
At the heart of every transformative technology lies a human story. In the latest Nexus Chat, community manager Bria Han
X Spaces Recap: Exploring Verifiable AI with Pi Squared
Nexus and Pi Squared came together for a live X Spaces discussion titled “Proof Over Promises: Exploring Verifiable AI.” The
The Nexus Execution Layer: Incrementally Verifiable Computation
What if a blockchain wasn’t just a ledger — but a fully verifiable, distributed supercomputer? This is the premise behind
Agentic Verifiability and the Future of Online Interactions
As the Internet becomes increasingly agentic — populated by autonomous systems acting on our behalf — the stakes for verifiability, trust, and
The Verifiable Internet: Trust by Proof
We’ve spent the last three decades building a global digital system without a native way to verify anything. Content
X Space Recap with Jens Groth: Verifiable AI and Startup Mode for Civilization
In a recent Nexus X Space, Nexus Chief Scientist Jens Groth, a pioneer in zero-knowledge cryptography, unpacked what verifiability means
Infinite Compute, Infinite Security: The Road to the Universal Proof
At Nexus, we’re building a world supercomputer — one capable of proving billions of computations per second. The reason? We
Seeing the System: Joseph Zhang on Mapping Nexus
When Joseph Zhang joined Nexus a few weeks ago, one of the first projects he got involved with was the