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Aspen: Making Leaderless BFT Fast Paths Practical with Synchronized Clocks
No Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) protocol can commit a request in less than the single round trip it takes for clients to reach the replicas and hear back. Some protocols approach this bound with a leaderless, speculative fast path, where clients broadcast requests directly to replicas and commit i
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