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Latest — 15 Jan 2026

Content-Addressing: 2025 In Review

It's hard to believe that it was 2025 only two weeks ago, but all the same we'd like to wrap the year up tidily and look back at what happened in content addressing leading up to 2026! "Content addressing?" you say. "Is there

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IPLD: 2025 In Review

Whether you're building on IPFS, Filecoin, or ATProto, IPLD (InterPlanetary Linked Data) — a shared data model for the self-certifying, content-addressable web — ensures your data is portable and verifiable across platforms. This post covers the past year's progress in the IPLD ecosystem and a preview of what

IPFS at Eurosky Live Berlin: Highlights From A Bright Future

The Authenticated Transfer Protocol (ATProto or AT), which sits under Bluesky and many other emerging projects, has tremendous potential. At the IPFS Foundation, we're big fans, and not just because AT builds on the IPFS stack through IPLD and DASL (though admittedly building on DASL is one of

Hypha ♥️ DASL: the test suite

Following the completion of the last session of the IPFS Utilities grant we are reposting this blog from our most excellent friends at the Hypha Worker Co-operative in which Cole explains the work they did for the DASL test suite. Writing 102 tests for science Recently, Hypha got the exciting

Finding Your Files in Decentralized Storage Just Got Easier

Following the completion of the last session of the IPFS Utilities grant we are reposting this blog from our friends at The Starling Lab in which they explain how their new CAR Content Locator solves the challenge of tracking individual files in large archives across Filecoin and IPFS networks. At

Ed25519 Support in Chrome: Making the Web Faster and Safer

We're happy to share that Ed25519 is now supported in Chrome (version). Following Ed25519 support in Firefox 129 in August 2024 and Safari 17.0, Chrome finally following suit in 137 in May of this year. Ed25519 is now supported in every major browser engine, reaching 79% and

DASL: Simple Primitives for Content-Addressed Data

DASL (pronounced "dazzle") is a small set of simple, standard primitives for working with content-addressed, linked data. The design is inspired by subcomponents of the IPFS universe, but simplified to improve interoperability, decrease costs, and work well with the web.

Introducing the IPFS Foundation

Moving from "it works" to "it transforms the internet" requires coordination. That's why we're launching the IPFS Foundation, to support the IPFS project for the long haul.

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We are a non-profit dedicated to IPFS and related technologies, fostering a more resilient and decentralized internet.

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