Research

Where we push the boundaries

Our research spans the most critical frontiers of computer science, from distributed systems theory to post-quantum security. Every project aims to solve problems the industry hasn't even fully articulated yet.

Active

Distributed Consensus

Developing next-generation consensus protocols that achieve Byzantine fault tolerance with sub-millisecond latency at planetary scale.

BFTPaxosRaftDAG
Exploratory

Quantum Algorithms

Designing quantum-classical hybrid algorithms for optimization problems that are intractable on classical hardware alone.

QAOAVQEError Correction
Active

Neural Architecture Search

Automating the discovery of optimal neural network architectures for specific problem domains using evolutionary strategies.

NASAutoMLTransformers
Active

Post-Quantum Cryptography

Building cryptographic primitives resistant to quantum attacks, focusing on lattice-based and hash-based constructions.

LatticeSPHINCS+Kyber
Prototype

Edge Intelligence

Creating frameworks for deploying and orchestrating ML models at the edge with minimal latency and resource footprint.

TinyMLFederatedWASM
Active

Formal Verification

Applying mathematical proofs to verify the correctness of critical distributed systems before deployment.

TLA+CoqModel Checking
Prototype

CRDT Protocols

Building conflict-free replicated data types that enable seamless real-time collaboration at unprecedented scale.

YjsAutomergeSync
Exploratory

Programmable Networks

Researching software-defined networking primitives that allow runtime reconfiguration of network topology and behavior.

P4eBPFSmartNICs

Our research approach

01

Identify

We scan the technological horizon for problems that current solutions cannot address at the scale we envision.

02

Hypothesize

Our team formulates radical hypotheses that challenge existing assumptions about what is computationally possible.

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Experiment

We build prototypes rapidly, test them under extreme conditions, and iterate based on empirical data.

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Publish

Findings are shared with the engineering community through papers, open-source tools, and conference talks.

Interested in our research?

We welcome collaborations with researchers, institutions, and forward-thinking organizations.