Hydra Test Replays Midnight Claims And Finds A Smaller, More Useful Speed Gain
A new Cardano scaling test has an unusually useful feature: it explains why its headline speed gain is smaller than the biggest numbers attached to the technology. Input Output's October 22 Hydra report replays a real application workload and measures what changed.
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- A new Cardano scaling test has an unusually useful feature: it explains why its headline speed gain is smaller than the biggest numbers attached to the technology.
- Input Output's October 22 Hydra report replays a real application workload and measures what changed.
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