
The end of IPFS at Shipyard
We have some difficult news to share with the IPFS and wider peer-to-peer community. Our IPFS funding was cancelled

Cameron previously led teams managing critical components of the IPFS and Libp2p ecosystems, including the IPFS.io gateway, JS preload nodes, Libp2p/DHT Bootstrap nodes, IPFS Collab clusters, and the Badbits deny list, among other key responsibilities. Before that, he honed his expertise in distributed systems by contributing to organizations ranging from innovative startups to multinational enterprises, including Atlassian, Rocket Internet, Ververica/Alibaba, and Kraken.

We have some difficult news to share with the IPFS and wider peer-to-peer community. Our IPFS funding was cancelled

An update on the public gateways transition: direct navigation now routes to the verifiable Service Worker Gateway, plus news on verifiable ENS resolution.

Driving standardisation, reliability, and real-world usability.

Shipyard will conclude maintenance of go-libp2p and js-libp2p on September 30, 2025, and is working to transition stewardship to the community.

Update from Shipyard on our efforts to make IPFS work on the Web.
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