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Formal verification makes RSA faster — and faster to deploy

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Optimizations for Amazon's Graviton2 chip boost efficiency, and formal verification shortens development time.

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An unexpected discovery: Automated reasoning often makes systems more efficient and easier to maintain | Amazon Web Services

During a recent visit to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), I mentioned a trend that piqued their interest: Over the last 10 years of applying automated reasoning at Amazon Web Services (AWS), we’ve found that formally verified code is often more performant than the unverified code it replaces. The reason is that the […]

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Anvil: Verifying Liveness of Cluster Management Controllers

Summary of Anvil: Verifying Liveness of Cluster Management Controllers Wouldn’t it be nice to write some software and confidently say that you know it’s right? That, as long as some assumptions about the world hold, it’s going to do exactly what you want it to, no matter what strange permutations or combinations of failures happen. In broad strokes that’s the promise of formal verification and proofs in software.

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