Blog
Insights, updates, and articles from the Hologram team
Discovering Information's Intrinsic Mathematical Structure
What if the chaos of modern computing—endless schemas, brittle indexes, complex protocols—stems not from necessity, but from fighting against information's natural order?
The Two-Torus: A Universal Address Space
How 12,288 coordinates organized as a 48×256 matrix create a complete global namespace—and why traditional distributed systems have been solving the wrong problem.
Conservation Laws: Making Failures Mathematically Impossible
Physics has conservation of energy. What if computing had similar invariants—mathematical constraints that make certain failures not just unlikely, but structurally impossible?
Proof-Carrying Computation: Trust Through Mathematics
What if every operation generated a mathematical certificate proving its correctness? Not logging what happened, but proving it was valid—with the proof being independently verifiable by anyone.
Welcome to the Hologram Blog
Introducing our new blog where we'll share insights, updates, and articles about our journey building decentralized infrastructure.
What Hologram Means for Developers
When information has intrinsic structure, entire categories of infrastructure disappear. Here's what changes for the people building software.
Building a Decentralized Future
Exploring the principles and practices that guide our approach to building decentralized infrastructure at UOR Foundation.
Getting Started with UOR
A comprehensive guide to getting started with UOR Framework and understanding its core concepts.