Convergence of Blockchain and Traditional Web Technologies for High-Performance Systems
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15745792Keywords:
blockchain, WebAssembly, secure front-end, AI, Zero TrustAbstract
The convergence of blockchain with traditional web technologies enables the creation of high-performance and secure systems tailored for today’s dynamic digital landscape. This paper explores how combining WebAssembly, confidential computing, adaptive front-end automation, and blockchain enhances system integrity, efficiency, and data protection. Using analytical models and real-world case studies, the research quantifies productivity improvements and interprets security gains. The findings illustrate a significant performance uplift in convergent systems versus isolated approaches. This work serves as a foundation for building decentralized and adaptive web infrastructures that leverage Zero Trust principles and intelligent user interaction.
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