
Latest Project Update
We have launched devnet.harmony.one (running on multiple shards) and community forum talk.harmony.one (hosting discussion on consensus & sharding).
Our open infrastructure is a revolutionary high-throughput, low-latency, and low-fee consensus platform designed to power decentralized economies of the future.
Our goal is to deliver scalability and decentralization. The promise of blockchain is to enable decentralized coordination at scale but no platform has yet been able to achieve both. Harmony aims to change that.
Similar to the way Google vertically integrates its search infrastructure, we take a full stack approach to solve consensus at scale. We apply 10x innovations at every layer in consensus algorithms, systems and networking to maximize the performance of our network while maintaining decentralization. Our end-to-end integration allows us to iterate faster and make more aggressive optimizations than could be done with a modular approach.
We published our Whitepaper that elaborates our technology, research and key guiding principles.
We’ve built our founding engineering team that has deep experience in building large-scale infrastructure.
We’ve raised a private seed round to develop the core protocol and start engaging our early community.
A seasoned engineer with experience in Google, Microsoft and Apple, Stephen graduated with a doctoral degree in security protocols and compiler verification from UPenn.
Founder of a VR video startup that raised $10 million and grew to 40 employees, serving thousands of professional content creators in 70 countries.
As expert in deep learning model for natural language understanding, Alok conducted research in natural language processing, information retrieval machine learning at Apple.
A infrastructure engineer for Play Store at Google as well as the co-chair of ABC Blockchain Foundation, with more than 500 engineers from Google, Facebook, LinkedIn as members.
A former champion at USA Computing Olympiad Open, Minh was worked on Google’s Assistant, Play and Plus for 5 years prior to joining Harmony.
Graduating from Stanford University with master’s degrees in electrical engineering, Nick served as the AI specialist for Hong Kong-based AI incubator Zeroth.AI, and coached over 20 teams from 5 continents across industries ranging from finance to agriculture to blockchain.
At Harvard Business School, Sahil served as president of the blockchain and cryptocurrency club. After graduating he worked at Draper Dragon Fund and advised several blockchain projects.
Leading a team of engineers at Amazon, Leo built the first generation of Kindle Fire and architected FireOS for all Amazon devices..
Kunal Patel drives the security design and architecture of Samsung Pay and various Samsung Knox projects.
Eugene Kim developed advanced networking protocols during his years at Amazon (AWS) and NTT. He holds two US patents on GPU-based acceleration of routing decisions in large-scale datacenter networks.
Hakwan Lau is a full professor at University of California, Los Angeles. He specializes in neuroscience and machine learning. Hakwan studied at University of Oxford on the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship , served as associate professor at Columbia University, and has published over 90 peer-reviewed papers. Hakwan is also studying privacy-preserving modeling of health data on blockchain.
Hakwan Lau is a full professor at University of California, Los Angeles. He specializes in neuroscience and machine learning. Hakwan studied at University of Oxford on the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship , served as associate professor at Columbia University, and has published over 90 peer-reviewed papers. Hakwan is also studying privacy-preserving modeling of health data on blockchain.
Zi Wang worked on Google Chrome, Google X, Android and Nexus from 2006-2015. He was Google’s first global creative director for its hardware division and co-founded a Google research lab with a $20m budget. Zi founded Quantum Bakery, a startup partnering with Google, Corning and Toyota to develop consumer products with ambient intelligence. He holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and a master’s degree in economics.
Bruce Huang 黄海旻 was a lead engineer at Microsoft for 7 years, a director at Alibaba Cloud and at Credit Ease. Later, he became the CEO of Madailicai, a top peer lending company in China. He obtained his master's degree in computer science from the Simon Fraser University. Bruce is a certified snowboard instructor.
We have launched devnet.harmony.one (running on multiple shards) and community forum talk.harmony.one (hosting discussion on consensus & sharding).