AbstractDevelopers often struggle with the poor user experience and complexity of current blockchain systems. To address these challenges, Livy is introduced as the universal provenance layer, a language-agnostic execution layer for verifiable computing, leveraging Intel TDX (Trust Domain Extensions) Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) to enable trusted off-chain computation using familiar languages like Rust, Go, and JavaScript. Livy's approach compiles application source code within ...

AbstractDevelopers often struggle with the poor user experience and complexity of current blockchain systems. To address these challenges, Livy is introduced as the universal provenance layer, a language-agnostic execution layer for verifiable computing, leveraging Intel TDX (Trust Domain Extensions) Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) to enable trusted off-chain computation using familiar languages like Rust, Go, and JavaScript. Livy's approach compiles application source code within ...