Overview

Tashi is the coordination layer for intelligent systems. While the world's digital infrastructure has matured across compute, storage, and connectivity, one primitive remains unsolved: the ability for independent systems to reach agreement in milliseconds without trusting a central authority.

Tashi solves this with real-time, leaderless edge consensus through a three-layer architecture:

• Vertex: Sub-100ms Byzantine fault-tolerant consensus at the edge

• Lattice: Global DePIN infrastructure for discovery, validation, and rewards

• Arc: Settlement bridge to public blockchains when needed

This architecture enables autonomous systems (robots, AI agents, IoT devices) to coordinate across trust boundaries without centralized control.

In This Section

The Coordination Problem

Why existing infrastructure fails when independent systems need real-time agreement

The Tashi Solution

How Tashi's three-layer architecture solves coordination at machine speed

Why Now

The explosion of autonomous systems that makes coordination infrastructure critical