Solana developers consider increasing block limit by 66% to 100 million compute units to further increase network capacity

On July 24, according to The Block, Solana developers are considering a proposal, SIMD-0286, to increase the block limit from 60 million compute units to 100 million compute units, which would achieve a 66% capacity increase, provided that validators choose to join the upgrade. The proposal aims to further increase Solana network capacity, allowing for more transactions per second to be processed. Compute units are the basic unit of measurement for transaction complexity and resource consumption in the Solana network, and increasing the block compute unit limit will directly enhance the network's transaction processing capabilities. [TechFlow]