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ePrint Report: Pando: Extremely Scalable BFT Based on Committee Sampling

Xin Wang, Haochen Wang, Haibin Zhang, Sisi Duan


Byzantine fault-tolerant (BFT) protocols are known to suffer from the scalability issue. Indeed, their performance degrades drastically as the number of replicas $n$ grows. While a long line of work has attempted to achieve the scalability goal, these works can only scale to roughly a hundred replicas.


In this paper, we develop BFT protocols from the so-called committee sampling approach that selects …

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