Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin highlighted fresh progress from client developer Nethermind, saying the team continues to do strong work to make Ethereum more efficient and faster. The update came as Nethermind core developer Ben Adams said the project’s Beacon Chain plugin has completed synchronization and is ready for the Glamsterdam fork on Sepolia. Adams also said that running Ethereum’s execution layer, or EL, and consensus layer, or CL, as a single application does not appear to introduce meaningful additional memory overhead. The timeline matches an earlier confirmation from the Ethereum Foundation, which said Glamsterdam will be activated on Sepolia on Oct. 6. Nethermind 2.1.0 already supports the upgrade, according to the same confirmation.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin shared an update on Nethermind’s development progress and said the team continues to do excellent work to make Ethereum more efficient and faster, according to BlockBeats.
Nethermind core developer Ben Adams said the project’s Beacon Chain plugin has finished syncing and is ready for the Glamsterdam fork on Sepolia.
Plugin sync completed before Sepolia activation
Adams also said that running Ethereum’s execution layer (EL) and consensus layer (CL) as one application does not appear to add noticeable extra memory overhead.
The Ethereum Foundation had previously confirmed that Glamsterdam would be activated on Sepolia on Oct. 6, and that Nethermind 2.1.0 supports the upgrade.
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