Parallel execution

Ethereum Amsterdam Upgrade Enables Parallel State Execution

Ethereum core developers have initiated a significant shift in the network execution model by introducing parallel state processing capabilities in the primary Go Ethereum client. The move centers on a new mechanism known as the Block Access List or BAL which provides the execution engine with a map of state entries a block intends to modify before the transactions are processed. This structural change is part of the broader roadmap for the upcoming Amsterdam hard fork and represents a departure from the strictly sequential execution that has characterized the network since its inception in 2015.

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