Devcon SEA Recap: A Milestone for Solar Punk and a Night to Remember at Rooftop Buzz

by András Arányi The Access Control Trie (ACT) is an essential feature designed to manage access control in Swarm’s decentralized storage infrastructure. It enables publishers to grant or revoke access to specific content at the chunk level using encrypted session keys. This guide will walk you through the key

Devcon has always been more than just an event for the Web3 community—it’s a celebration, a reunion, and a space to forge new paths for the future of blockchain. This year’s Devcon SEA was especially significant for our team, as it marked our first, but certainly not the last,

The future is bright, and it’s powered by the sun… and Swarm. Solar Punk, a pioneering force in the decentralized web, is making waves at Devcon with groundbreaking tech that pushes the boundaries of Web3 social media. If you’ve been following Solar Punk, you know we’ve already captivated the

Solar Punk is thrilled to announce that it has been honoured with a prestigious Fellowship from the Swarm Foundation. This accolade recognizes Solar Punk’s commitment to revolutionising multimedia delivery and social networking. With this Fellowship, Solar Punk will accelerate the development of its audio, video streaming, and chat libraries

Introduction Devcon.buzz is a groundbreaking decentralized web application built on Swarm, designed to transform communication at Devcon. This innovative app offers a secure and private platform for real-time chatting, leveraging Swarm’s capabilities to decentralize all components. By providing a comprehensive conference agenda, organizing discussions by agenda points, and enabling

Devcon7, a landmark gathering for developers from across the globe, is set to witness a seismic shift in how attendees connect and communicate. Amidst growing concerns about data privacy and centralized control, Solar Punk, a visionary tech collective, has stepped up to answer the call with a groundbreaking new

The much-anticipated Bee 2.2.0 upgrade has successfully gone live! This update brings game-changing features and enhancements that will transform how developers and node operators interact with Swarm. Let’s break down what these changes mean, even if you’re not a tech expert. What’s the Big Deal About Bee 2.2.0? In

While data replication is a basic method of data protection, it can be expensive and lacks inherent error detection, making error correction codes like erasure coding crucial. Hamming codes, an early error correction method, detect errors using parity bits, but struggle with multiple errors. Modern error correction techniques break

Explanation of Access Control technology (ACT) on Swarm P2P network and the diverse business applications it enables

During the recent Swarm Hack Week, the Solar Punk team hosted a hackathon where Mirko from Etherna developed a project aimed at addressing the inefficiencies in postage batch consumption in Swarm’s data storage. Currently, storing data in Swarm requires purchasing postage batches with a depth much larger than necessary,