Engineering Update

Over the last period, the team has continued to focus on both infrastructure improvements and laying the foundations for future Integritas deployments.

A significant milestone has been reached with Minima Core, the lightweight version of Minima designed for chip and hardware-oriented environments. The beta phase is now complete, and the software has moved into closed testing. We'll share more detail on Minima Core as testing progresses and the project moves closer to wider visibility.

Across the network infrastructure, work has also been completed on MegaMMR and Explorer optimisations. These improvements are aimed at increasing efficiency, performance, and scalability across key components of the Minima ecosystem.

On the Integritas side, the team has developed an AI Logger in preparation for upcoming European AI regulations due to come into force next year. As AI governance and compliance requirements continue to evolve, this tooling is intended to help provide greater transparency, traceability, and auditability around AI system usage.

In parallel, development is underway on a platform designed to support local Integritas deployments on low-powered devices. This work aligns closely with Minima's broader philosophy of decentralisation and edge computing, helping to reduce reliance on centralised infrastructure while making AI-powered services more accessible across a wider range of hardware environments.

Taken together, these initiatives reflect a continued focus on scalability, compliance readiness, infrastructure efficiency, and enabling more decentralised deployment models.