Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said in a post on X that Ethereum clients can store more than 100GB of locally downloaded data, including content such as Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, and scientific articles. He also said that removing IPFS’s reliance on centralized pinning services is one of the current priorities. The remarks point to a use case focused on local data availability within Ethereum clients, while also highlighting a related goal around reducing dependence on centralized infrastructure in the IPFS stack. The post was cited by Techub News.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said in a post on X that Ethereum clients can store more than 100GB of locally downloaded data, including Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, and scientific articles.
He also said that removing the need for IPFS to rely on centralized pinning services is one of the priorities.
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