Solana to halve block times to 200 milliseconds today
Solana is scheduled to complete its final upgrade today, halving block production time to 200 milliseconds. The reduction, from 250 milliseconds, is expected around 15:00 UTC at epoch 1053, according to Anza, developer of Solana's Agave validator software. This change, part of the SIMD-0525 technical proposal, will allow the blockchain to target five block-production opportunities per second, improving transaction processing speed. However, validators face higher costs and tighter operating windows, as they must vote twice as frequently and each block will carry a maximum of 30 million compute units, down from 37.5 million.
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