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Shards on a Shoestring: Empirical Characterization of NEAR Protocol Nightshade Sharding on Commodity Hardware
NEAR Protocol's Nightshade architecture targets one million transactions per second (TPS) through horizontal sharding of both state and computation. Published benchmarks were produced on expensive Google Cloud Platform infrastructure costing approximately \$700 per hour, leaving a significant reprod
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