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Contestants cut gas for verifying the post-quantum signature from 48.4M to about 25.9M, roughly $0.023 per verification, across 434 records.
iOS 27.2 lets users block Siri AI from reading selected apps such as encrypted messengers, meeting a demand from EFF's Encrypt It Already campaign.
Matrix draws government rollouts and funding scrutiny after Malmö conference
Attendance grew 30% year on year; the European Commission is rolling out Element to 40,000+ staff while Element still funds most of the Matrix Foundation.
Celestia Labs unveils Voyager execution layer for AI agent payments
Celestia reports 21.2M TPS average in a five-hour single-node test; the design remains pre-production and omits replication, state roots and queries.
Wyss researchers isolate neuron-specific extracellular vesicles from blood and CSF
A Nature Neuroscience study led by David Walt and George Church identified NRXN3 as a marker for immuno-isolating brain-derived vesicles, aiding non-invasive neurological diagnostics.
Unstoppable Domains expanded into AI with the Unstoppable.ai agentic IDE
The model-agnostic workspace lets users orchestrate Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other coding agents in one app, alongside the continuing domains business.
SpruceID argues wallet choice in Utah's SEDI needs interoperability governance
A SpruceID blog post says open standards alone are insufficient; conformance certification and governance are needed so holders can switch wallets and credentials work across jurisdictions.
Spritely released Hoot 0.10.0 Scheme-to-WebAssembly toolchain
The first Hoot release since 0.9.0 in May adds compiler fixes and R6RS library versioning, with a game jam template for the Lisp Game Jam starting Oct 30.
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Focus Areas
Protocol Labs’ vision for the future is built on four core focus areas that aim to harness humanity’s potential for good, navigate potential pitfalls, and ensure a future where technology empowers humanity.
Digital Human Rights
Building a foundation of freedom and safety in the digital age
Economies & Governance
Creating more efficient and equitable structures for global progress
AI & Robotics
Advancing responsibly with ethics, safety, and human impact in mind
Neurotech
Break bottlenecks in neurotechnology and NeuroAI through strategic investment and scientific research
Build Innovation Network
Teams, members, and projects that facilitate collaboration, offer technical and financial support to drive research and development