Brevis has released the Pico Prism, achieving Ethereum real-time proof on consumer-grade hardware

On October 15th, according to official channels, Brevis's multi-GPU Zero-Knowledge Virtual Machine (zkVM), Pico Prism, has attained Ethereum real-time proofs on consumer-grade hardware. By using 64 RTX 5090 GPUs, it completed 99.6% of the Ethereum L1 block proof within 12 seconds, and 96.8% of the block proofs were completed below the Ethereum Foundation's 10-second standard. In a test conducted on September 1st, under Ethereum's current 45M gas limit, Pico Prism had an average proof time of just 6.9 seconds. In contrast to SP1 Hypercube, whose previous proof coverage at a 36M gas limit was 40.9%, Prism now significantly surpasses this standard, reaching 98.9%, with the average time reduced from 10.3 seconds to 6.04 seconds and the GPU cost decreased from $256,000 to $128,000. Brevis intends to further reduce the GPU requirements to 16 RTX 5090 GPUs in the coming months, aiming to achieve 99% real-time proof and becoming the leading solution integrated into Ethereum L1's core architecture.