Csaba Kiraly
Csaba Kiraly is a peer-to-peer networking researcher at the Ethereum Foundation, holding a PhD and more than two decades of research experience in distributed systems and overlay networking. He has authored multiple Ethereum Improvement Proposals aimed at improving devp2p mempool efficiency, including EIP-8094, which proposes referencing blobs by content hash so nodes avoid re-sending blob data on replacement transactions, and EIP-8077, which covers announcing transactions with their nonce. He has also given other conference talks on Ethereum's peer-to-peer protocol landscape and on scaling libp2p for Ethereum. His ETV talk covers scaling Ethereum's networking stack, spanning mempool design, blob propagation, and congestion control.
34 talks by Csaba Kiraly
- All Core Devs - Testing #47
- All Core Devs - Testing #46
- The Evolution of Ethereum's P2P Protocol Landscape
- All Core Devs - Consensus #159
- All Core Devs - Testing #41
- All Core Devs - Execution #214
- From PeerDAS to FullDAS: towards massive scalability with 32MB blocks and beyond
- The Journey from Blobs to Data Availability Sampling
- Understanding Design Choices in Data Availability Sampling
- Data Availability Sampling from the Networking Perspective / Csaba Kiraly