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Hyperdrive is an implementation of a Byzantine fault tolerant consensus algorithm designed for secure multi-party computations. It is based on the algorithm described in "the lastest gossip on BFT consensus" by Buchman et al. with modifications for interactive execution and sharding.

Hyperdrive assumes the existence of a peer-to-peer networking that can broadcast messages to all peers, and a storage device that can persist data to disk, but it does not specify how these functionalities are implemented. In practice, 🌪 airwave is used for peer-to-peer networking, and 📦 kv is used for cached persistent storage.