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Sei Unveils Giga Upgrade Roadmap, Aiming to Achieve 200,000 TPS and 400ms Finality

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### Sei Unveils Giga Upgrade Roadmap on May 29 Sei released its Giga next-generation protocol upgrade roadmap on May 29, designed to significantly boost transaction performance by overhauling the execution client, state management, and consensus mechanism. Per the roadmap, core upgrades include: 1. **Ares Execution Client Upgrade**: Delivers major performance gains through optimized pipelined execution, asynchronous processing, and other technical optimizations. 2. **Eidos State Management Upgrade**: Replaces Merkle trees with flat key-value storage, separating active (hot) state from archived (cold) state for better efficiency. 3. **Autobahn Consensus**: Targets 200,000 TPS and 400ms transaction finality; the protocol has already achieved 5 Gigagas of processing throughput in its internal distributed testnet. 4. **Sedna Private Memory Pool**: Rolls out an encrypted transaction propagation system to enhance privacy. 5. **Gradual EVM-Only Transition**: Via SIP-3, Sei will phase out support for Cosmos SDK and CosmWasm over time.
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