According to a report by Webmaster's Home on January 12, Alibaba Cloud launched the eighth-generation enterprise-level general-purpose computing instance ECS g8i, which uses Alibaba Cloud's self-developed "Feitian + CIPU" architecture system and the fifth-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processor. The new instance delivers up to 85% faster overall machine performance and up to 7X higher AI inference performance, and can support large language models with up to 72B parameters. In addition, ECS g8i instances provide end-to-end security protection, providing enterprises with powerful privacy-enhancing Computing Power support for building trusted AI applications.

Odaily Planet Daily News chain game developer Curio announced on Twitter that it has open-sourced the Keystone ECS game engine. Keystone will eventually become an EVM layer composed of smart contracts and game engine data. The team behind Curio has used Keystone to build an on-chain Warcraft mini-game and released related demos, but the game engine has not yet been officially launched. Prior to the news on July 19, the chain game development team Curio announced on Twitter that it will launch the L2 framework Keystone to build high-performance chain games. The framework combines an EVM and a high-performance game engine, and will power the DA layer of the modular blockchain Celestia. Curio said that he is still working on a cooperation plan, and will invite specific teams to use Keystone to build together, hoping to help these teams learn industry knowledge in game engineering, game design, etc.

Odaily Planet Daily News chain game infrastructure and application Curio tweeted that its experimental Rollup framework Keystone based on OP Stack has been open sourced. According to reports, Keystone has a built-in entity component system, the game logic is written in Go language, and the execution speed of ECS can be parallelized. Since the chain is based on EVM, in addition Solidity smart contracts can interact with the underlying ECS state through precompiled functions, including getting and setting data.

According to the news on June 1, Keystone, an experimental Rollup framework based on OP Stack, has been open sourced. Keystone has a built-in entity component system. The game logic is written in Go language. The execution speed of ECS can be parallelized. In addition, Solidity smart contracts can communicate with the underlying ECS state, including getting and setting data.