Polkadot founder: JAM 1.0 is expected to be completed and enter the audit phase by April 2025

On December 19th, PANews reported that Gavin Wood, the founder of Polkadot, announced the latest progress of JAM on the Polkadot Fellowship Call. The important information is as follows: ①JAM SDK: Parity has released v0.1, which supports Rust developers to create services and upload them to JAM. ②CoreVM: Parity will release the initial version of CoreVM at the latest in a month. This is the first formal service that runs any code on Blockon-chain without being restricted by Gas or Block restrictions, achieving true Turing completeness. In addition, Gavin also hopes to launch a demonstration of the DOOM game soon, which will demonstrate the capabilities of JAM and PVM. ③JAM 1.0: Expected to complete the full version of the function before April 2025 and enter the auditing phase. ④JAM V2 planning: Introducing quantum resistance and JAM Grid, supporting the integration and extension of multiple instances. Related reading: What is the next generation Polkadot technology vision “JAM” announced by Gavin Wood?