MultiVAC's vision is to enable large-scale commercial DApps to integrate smoothly into our ecosystem, enabling everyone to quickly and easily use blockchain applications to improve their work efficiency and quality of life, thereby creating a trustworthy, fair and harmonious society.

Sharding is the only practical and fundamental way to scale blockchain from the bottom up, while at the same time preserving its original intention of being a decentralized ledger open to everyone. It is the deepest level solution that makes the fewest compromises when bringing performance benefits. The other solutions have severe limitations. DPoS violates blockchain's original 'core value' of decentralization by reverting back to semi-centralization. Off-chain solutions such as state channels require trust relationships between the client and the state channel provider. DAGs require way too many network transmissions to be wieldy in an open environment. Sharding is the only solution that has been proven to sustainably improve TPS in a decentralized, secure manner.
MultiVAC believes that the most robust scaling solutions are built bottom-up from the infrastructural ground level. For this reason, we use blockchain sharding as our core scalability approach.

(1) MultiVAC pioneers All-Dimensional Sharding, that is, the world’s first sharding solution that parallelizes consensus processing, consensus storage, and consensus message transmission.
(2) MultiVAC incorporates flexible sharding, the ability for DApps developers to choose features of the shards they wish to use specifically tailored for their performance, security, and decentralization requirements, allowing the production of more robust and specialized DApps.

Business and market environments are diversified, and the design and application of DApps similarly have multiple layers of requirements. While all DApps have basic security and throughput needs, some DApps require higher security while others require higher throughput. The requirements of the actual application must be fully considered when designing a public blockchain platform. Existing platforms tend to be fixed as regards their trade-offs. Ethereum, for example, is completely decentralized, reducing its throughput, while EOS sacrifices decentralization to ensure high TPS. Neither can provide a variety of options for the diversity of the DApp universe.
MultiVAC provides developers with flexibility in selecting the use of underlying computing resources based on a trusted probability model. DApps that require high security can choose shards with a large number of nodes and high consensus security thresholds; DApps that require high throughput can select shards with fewer nodes and faster consensus speeds. We thus provide a palette of options with practical application value.

Our research and development team is made up of an all-star team of engineers, advisors, and investment personnel who provide strong support and direction for MultiVAC's technical foundation and its overlaying ecosystem.
Our three co-founders are serial entrepreneurs and an award-winning professor with excellent business, academic and technical backgrounds. Our Research and Engineering team comprise more than 20 experts in distributed systems, infrastructure engineering, cryptography, applied mathematics, and quantitative finance.
Our stellar partners include more than 30 top Crypto Investors and Venture Capitalists who align themselves with MultiVAC from all over the world, these include Korea’s largest crypto investment fund #Hashed, Neo Global Capital, Signum.Capital, Arrington and more.

MultiVAC has released lab data in October 2018, achieving the Peak TPS 30784 using 64 shards, with a single shard reaching 533 TPS, making decentralized blockchains to achieve industrial capacity.

The MultiVAC name comes from the name of the supercomputer in Isaac Asimov’s short story, The Last Question. This supercomputer was a normal computer just like the ones we use today, but in every epoch it gradually grew and grew until it integrated with all the human souls in hyperspace. In every epoch, humans questioned MultiVAC with the same query: “How can the net amount of entropy of the universe be massively decreased?” but the computer was unable to answer. Eventually, as the universe reached heat death, the supercomputer ultimately found the answer. There was no one to report it to, so the supercomputer decided to demonstrate the answer, at the same time creating someone to declare it to. It declared, “LET THERE BE LIGHT!” And there was light…