TECHNOLOGY · VERIFIED DEVELOPMENT
Google Donates Longfellow Zero-Knowledge Proof Library to Linux Foundation
WHY IT MATTERS
This donation will accelerate the development of secure and private digital systems, enabling individuals and organizations to protect their sensitive information and maintain trust in online transactions.
What happened
Google has made a significant contribution to the development of a more private digital world by donating its open-source Longfellow Zero-Knowledge Proof library to the Linux Foundation Europe. This donation aims to advance the field of zero-knowledge proofs, a crucial technology for secure and private data sharing.
The Longfellow library is a key component in enabling the creation of secure and private digital systems. By making this library open-source, Google is facilitating collaboration and innovation among developers and researchers.
The Linux Foundation will oversee the development and maintenance of the library, ensuring its continued growth and adoption.
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Our latest Linux Foundation Europe donation will build a more private digital world.
Google (company statement) · Abhi Shelat Researcher Google Cloud · Corporate primary source; facts only, no copied text or images; link and attribution required