Eclipse Labs is excited to announce a new development partnership with Neon Stack to bring Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility to the Eclipse network.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Eclipse Labs, a software firm contributing to the development of the first Ethereum layer-2 using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), has raised $50M of Series A funding co-led by Placeholder and Hack VC, bringing the total capital raised to $65M. Other notable participants in the round include Polychain Capital, Delphi Digital, Maven 11, DBA, Apollo-managed funds, Fenbushi Capital, and ParaFi Capital. Additionally, the round includes strategic checks from Flow Traders, GSR, Auros, and OKX Ventures. Various researchers and builders participated as angel investors, including Barnabé Monnot (Ethereum Foundation), John Adler (Celestia Labs), Austin Federa (Solana Foundation), ZachXBT, and Meltem Demirors.

Thank you to Andrew Fitzgerald, Harsh Patel, Jon Charbonneau, Kevin Galler, Lanre Ige, Mert Mumtaz, Pranav Garimidi, Ryan Chern, Tao Zhu, and Tarun Chitra for feedback and review.

Eclipse is Ethereum's fastest Layer 2, powered by the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM).

Ethereum’s fastest Layer 2 just got closer.

TL;DR: We’re excited to finally announce the architecture for Eclipse Mainnet: Ethereum’s fastest L2, powered by the SVM.