Argument Computer Corporation · Sep 2024
Compares the advantages of RISC-V zkVMs with their security and performance drawbacks, including non-deterministic bugs, reproducibility issues, and compiler mis-optimization risk.
Accelerate verifiable computing
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Updated Jul 29, 2026
Small, remote, research-heavy software company building verifiable-computing infrastructure. Public materials center on zero-knowledge cryptography, formal verification, and distributed consensus, with products around Lurk, Yatima, Sphinx, and ZK light clients.
Primary product
Lurk and the broader verifiable-computing platform around it
Founded
2020
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Remote
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Verifiable computing / zero-knowledge infrastructure
Offices
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Business model
Stage
seed
Total raised
$500K
Latest round
Seed · Jan 2022
Latest amount
$500K
Jan 2022
Leadership
Founder and CEO
Co-Founder and Chief Architect
Co-Founder and Vice President
Investors
Highly technical and open-source oriented, with a strong research and engineering focus on proof systems, compilers, and cryptography.
Work style
Remote
Differentiators
Technology
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$1.2M ARR (estimated, 2024)
Estimated monthly visits
4.5K
Argument Computer Corporation · Sep 2024
Compares the advantages of RISC-V zkVMs with their security and performance drawbacks, including non-deterministic bugs, reproducibility issues, and compiler mis-optimization risk.
Argument Computer Corporation · Sep 2024
Explains how naive logUp lookup arguments can be exploited via overflowing multiplicities and why nonces/row IDs are needed to prevent cheating provers.
Argument Computer Corporation · Sep 2024
Describes benchmark gains from Lurk 0.5, including functional memoization and the Sphinx backend; claims strong performance versus imperative RISC-V zkVMs on some workloads.
Argument Computer Corporation · Aug 2024
Announces a partnership integrating Lurk zkVM proofs into the Linera protocol to enable verifiable real-time applications and cross-chain proof-based interoperability.
Argument Computer Corporation · Aug 2024
Announces open-sourced ZK light clients for Ethereum and Aptos using Sphinx, with sub-12-minute worst-case proving latency for trustless cross-chain verification.