Brevis has unveiled Pico v1.0, a zero-knowledge virtual machine (zkVM) intended for flexible and modular verifiable computing. Applications now have complete control over how zero-knowledge proofs are created and optimized thanks to Pico, the first zkVM that gives developers the ability to alter prime fields, proving systems, proving systems, app-level coprocessor interfaces, and access to historical on-chain data.
In contrast to the one-size-fits-all strategy of standard zkVM, Pico builds zkVMs in a modular fashion, offering a flexible architecture that achieves the fastest performance on CPU, outperforming the next best solution by 84% to 155%. Future Pico upgrades will provide GPU acceleration. As a result, dApps and on-chain protocols have a zkVM that maximizes trustlessness, expressiveness, and efficiency.
A general-purpose zkVM and high-performance specialized circuits are combined in Pico’s modular “glue-and-coprocessor” design to provide adaptable proving fi
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