Ethereum 2.0 development team released v0.10.0 spec as a stable target for multi-client testnets and security reviews in early 2020. The Lighthouse team is actively building infrastructure while planning a relaunch of testing networks.
Ethereum client, testing and research teams gathered for the Nyota interop event to work on the Pectra network upgrade, PeerDAS and the Verge. The focus was achieving multi-client compatibility, similar to previous interoperability events like Edelweiss and Amphora.
Ethereum 2.0 development reaches a significant milestone as Parity's Shasper client joins Prysmatic's Sapphire testnet, creating the first public multi-client eth2 testnet. Multiple block explorers including Bitfly's beaconcha.in and Etherscan have launched to support eth2, while the first dedicated networking call was held to address networking challenges.
Ethereum development accelerated significantly in August with the release of Proof of Concept 5 (PoC5) just before the crowdsale. This milestone marked the first time Ethereum had two functional clients - one written in C++ and another in Go - demonstrating important progress in the platform's multi-client ecosystem development.
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