Accelerating Blockchain Transfer System Using FPGA-Based NIC

Sakakibara, Yuma; Tokusashi, Yuta; Morishima, Shin; Matsutani, Hiroki

doi:10.1109/bdcloud.2018.00037

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“…In [30], Sakakibara et al introduce the significance of blockchain technology in handling increasing transactions through IoT products and propose an innovative approach utilizing an in-Network Interface Card (in-NIC) processing method with a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) to enhance performance. They categorize blockchain into public, private, and consortium/community types and explore the use of FPGAs and GPUs to accelerate traditional systems.…”

Section: Embedded System and Blockchainmentioning

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Enhancing Blockchain Consensus With FPGA: Accelerating Implementation for Efficiency

Ktari,

Frikha,

Hamdi

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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Because of its versatility across various applications, Blockchain has emerged as a technology garnering significant interest. It has effectively addressed the challenge of transitioning from a low-trust, centralized ledger maintained by a single third-party to a high-trust, decentralized structure maintained by multiple entities, often referred to as validating nodes. Consequently, numerous blockchain systems have arisen for a multitude of purposes. Nevertheless, a considerable number of these blockchain systems are plagued by significant deficiencies concerning their performance and security. These issues have to be rectified before the realization of a widespread adoption. An essential element within any blockchain system is its foundational consensus algorithm, a crucial determinant of both its performance and security attributes. Consequently, to tackle the shortcomings observed in various blockchain systems, the hardware implementation of a series of established and innovative consensus algorithms was carried out as part of this work. This paper aims to compare and analyze the different consensus methods in blockchain, namely PoS (Proof of Stake), PoW (Proof of Work) and PoA (Proof of Authority) using VHDL (Very High-Speed Integrated Circuit Hardware Description Language). Each of these methods has unique characteristics that influence the validation of transactions and the addition of blocks to the blockchain. In this context, we aim to demonstrate the importance of optimizing consensus execution time via IPs (Intellectual Property) in VHDL. We also evaluate their impact on security, scalability and performance for IoT applications.

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Section: Embedded System and Blockchainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing Blockchain Consensus With FPGA: Accelerating Implementation for Efficiency

Ktari,

Frikha,

Hamdi

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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“…Their comparative focus was on a scripting language, architecture, and properties related to security. Furthermore the architecture, information and data security and use is studied by [63], [64], [65], [66], [67], [68], [69], [70], [71], [72], [73], and [74]. Figure 9 represents the thematic evolution that indicates how themes related to blockchain and cryptocurrency evolved overtime.…”

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What is Core and What Future Holds for Blockchain Technologies and Cryptocurrencies: A Bibliometric Analysis

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“…Such idea is rarely discussed in the literature. We mention particularly in the work presented in [18], where the authors presented the possibility of implementing an embedded robotics application managed by blockchain.…”

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“…e remainder of this paper is as follows. In Section 2, we describe the basic notions of the blockchain, particularly its different consensus followed by a study on embedded technologies and mixed HW/SW architectures [18]. In Section 3, a description of the PoW used in the blockchain Ethereum will be dissected.…”

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Implementation of Blockchain Consensus Algorithm on Embedded Architecture

Frikha

Chaabane

Aouinti

et al. 2021

Security and Communication Networks

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The adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) technology across many applications, such as autonomous systems, communication, and healthcare, is driving the market’s growth at a positive rate. The emergence of advanced data analytics techniques such as blockchain for connected IoT devices has the potential to reduce the cost and increase in cloud platform adoption. Blockchain is a key technology for real-time IoT applications providing trust in distributed robotic systems running on embedded hardware without the need for certification authorities. There are many challenges in blockchain IoT applications such as the power consumption and the execution time. These specific constraints have to be carefully considered besides other constraints such as number of nodes and data security. In this paper, a novel approach is discussed based on hybrid HW/SW architecture and designed for Proof of Work (PoW) consensus which is the most used consensus mechanism in blockchain. The proposed architecture is validated using the Ethereum blockchain with the Keccak 256 and the field-programmable gate array (FPGA) ZedBoard development kit. This implementation shows improvement in execution time of 338% and minimizing power consumption of 255% compared to the use of Nvidia Maxwell GPUs.

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Accelerating Blockchain Transfer System Using FPGA-Based NIC

Cited by 9 publications

References 10 publications

Enhancing Blockchain Consensus With FPGA: Accelerating Implementation for Efficiency

Enhancing Blockchain Consensus With FPGA: Accelerating Implementation for Efficiency

What is Core and What Future Holds for Blockchain Technologies and Cryptocurrencies: A Bibliometric Analysis

Implementation of Blockchain Consensus Algorithm on Embedded Architecture

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