Brevis Pico: A High-Performance Modular General-Purpose ZK Virtual Machine

1. Pico is a modular zero-knowledge virtual machine (zkVM) introduced by the Brevis team, which allows developers to construct zkVMs flexibly according to application requirements, optimizing performance and user experience.
2. Pico adopts a "Glue-and-Coprocessor" architecture, supporting underlying coprocessors to accelerate specific VM instruction operations, and integrates Brevis's on-chain data zkCoprocessor, achieving a performance improvement of up to 32x.
3. Pico runs on the CPU 70% to 155% faster than other industry zkVMs, setting a new performance benchmark.
4. Pico supports a customizable computing architecture, including optional proof backends, flexible proof workflows, and on-chain historical data access, is compatible with the RISC-V instruction set, and supports the Rust development toolchain.
5. Pico's modular architecture allows for sustainable upgrades, adapting to the latest ZK theory research innovations, providing developers with a stable, powerful computing foundation.