Blockchain project Story has reached a research cooperation with Stanford University, focusing on breakthroughs in execution environment technology

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On February 17th, it was officially announced that Story has joined Stanford University's "Future Digital Currency Initiative" (FDCI). The two parties will conduct joint research on key technologies related to the blockchain execution environment. According to the agreement, Story's engineering team will assist in tackling core issues such as high-throughput concurrent processing, multi-core architecture compatibility optimization, and hardware-level smart contract execution verification.

This collaboration clarifies three research directions: improving transaction concurrency processing capabilities in real-world application scenarios, achieving seamless integration of research models with Story's existing architecture, and exploring the execution of smart contracts at the hardware level while maintaining verifiability. The Stanford FDCI research group stated that the collaboration results will be directly applied to the technology upgrade route of the Story mainnet.

The official announcement from Story pointed out that this industry-university collaboration aims to accelerate the iterative efficiency of blockchain underlying technology, with a focus on solving performance bottlenecks in large-scale commercial applications. Currently, both parties have not disclosed the specific timeline for the landing of research results, but confirmed that all technological breakthroughs will follow the principle of open source collaboration and be made public to the community.

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