Solana has completed a new speed upgrade that reduced block time by 17%, bringing it down from about 400 milliseconds to roughly 330 milliseconds. According to the update cited by Techub News, the change is aimed at improving data freshness rather than expanding network capacity. The Solana Foundation said faster block times can improve the user experience, especially in applications where quick confirmation matters. The report cited Decrypt as the source of the information. The upgrade focuses on how quickly fresh data becomes available on the network, not on increasing throughput or adding more capacity.
Solana has completed its latest speed upgrade, cutting block time by 17% from about 400 milliseconds to roughly 330 milliseconds, according to Techub News.
The change is intended to improve data freshness rather than increase network capacity. The Solana Foundation said faster block times can improve the user experience, especially for applications that require quick confirmation. Techub News cited Decrypt.
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