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Fission is winding down active operations. The team is wrapping things up by the end of May 2024. Our identity, data, and compute protocols remain open source.

Writing functions for the Everywhere Computer in Rust, JavaScript, and Python, and compiling to Wasm components with WIT and WASI to run everywhere

Causal Islands LA Community Edition on Saturday, March 23rd, 2024 Monkspace, in Los Angeles

An update from Fission featuring some recent hosted talks and events, and announcing open registration for the upcoming Los Angeles edition of Causal Islands.

Working together to run IPFS Mainnet as a commons network, including the Everywhere Computer beta subnet

Bryan Newbold, protocol engineer for Bluesky, joins us to discuss DID PLC, a self-authenticating decentralized identifier that is key to account portability on the Bluesky social network.

In this episode of the Causal Islands Podcast we chat with special guests Gordon Brander and Chris Joel, co-founders of Subconscious, a tool for thought built on top of Noosphere, a protocol for ideas.

An update to all of our Fission event newsletter subscribers. We've consolidated our event listings onto one page, powered by Luma at https://lu.ma/fission

A look back at 2023, and a focus on Everywhere Computer for Fission in 2024.

Here's a recap of the IPFS Connect Istanbul event, the first-ever regional IPFS event.

This week, we hosted an IPVM community call where we recapped the big announcements made in Istanbul about Everywhere Computer, and spotlighted a new company in our Projects We Love series.

ZKorum is a progressive web app that employs zero-knowledge proofs to protect user privacy and power a social site that runs verifiably and anonymously while empowering users to express their opinions.