Ingonyama company
Overview
Ingonyama is an Israel-based semiconductor company developing hardware acceleration for zero-knowledge proofs. Its technology targets the acceleration of zk-SNARKs and other zero-knowledge protocols to reduce the computational overhead of proof generation. Its products include ICICLE, an open-source GPU library, and BLAZE for FPGA-based acceleration, with a longer-term goal of building dedicated ZK ASICs.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Ingonyama?
Ingonyama is a zk-infrastructure company that specializes in designing hardware and software to accelerate zero-knowledge proof computation.
What products does Ingonyama build?
Ingonyama builds ICICLE, an open-source GPU library for zero-knowledge acceleration, and BLAZE for FPGA-based acceleration. The company has stated a longer-term goal of designing dedicated ZK ASICs, and raised roughly $21 million in seed funding.
Which zero-knowledge protocols does Ingonyama support?
Ingonyama primarily supports Groth16 and Plonk, and works with a range of elliptic curves and proof systems used in zk-SNARKs and zk-STARKs.
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