Lecture

Decentralized Systems Engineering

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Description

This lecture introduces the fundamental challenges of designing and building decentralized systems, exploring real-world examples like BitTorrent and Ethereum. The course aims to provide techniques for overcoming these challenges and understanding the success or failure of past systems.

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