Compression Node · PLASMA beta

Compression Node · WEST · 01

Introducing
PLASMA

PLASMA (Progressive Layered Adaptive Storage & Multiplexing Architecture) is a development by DiamondCore, which is currently in closed beta testing in more than 10 countries (East/West zones).

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We won't say what happens when it reaches zero. The Core already knows.

PLASMA is not the Core.
It's what the Core allows to surface.

PLASMA is a first-generation hybrid compression engine that combines three levels of optimization:

Adaptive differential compression algorithms analyze the file's entropy at the initial moment and select the optimal coding scheme for each data segment. This achieves a maximum compression ratio insufficient for static codecs.

The use of the congestion-control BBR (Bottleneck Bandwidth and RTT) algorithm in combination with TCP Fast Open allows us to minimize the delay in establishing a connection between storage nodes and eliminate artificial “traffic jams” in the channel for transmitting compressed blocks.

Within the PLASMA infrastructure, each node can dynamically select input and output distribution points for data fragments, creating an optimal delivery topology based on load, geography, and channel conditions. This ensures load balancing between compression data centers and resilience to local network failures.

The Core
Foundation. Always active. Invisible by design.
PLASMA
A surface module. One of many the Core can reveal.