Techub News reported that @trent_vanepps said in a post on X that Ethereum’s next upgrade, Glamsterdam, will introduce parallel execution. He also said block-level access lists, or BALs, could support lighter client experiments designed for read scenarios that focus only on the state of specific contracts. The update was described briefly, with no additional implementation timeline or technical details disclosed in the source. The post ties parallel execution to a narrower client-side reading model, where access is limited to targeted contract state rather than a broader view of chain data. Techub cited the social media post as the source of the information.
According to Techub News, @trent_vanepps said in a post on X that Ethereum’s next upgrade, Glamsterdam, will introduce parallel execution.
He added that block-level access lists, or BALs, could support lighter client experiments for read-only scenarios focused on the state of specific contracts.
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