According to the Ethereum Foundation, about 100 developers meeting in Svalbard agreed to raise Ethereum’s gas limit target from 60 million to 200 million while confirming stable ePBS operation and advancing Glamsterdam parallel processing work.
The Ethereum Foundation said about 100 developers met in Svalbard during a focused interoperability retreat and agreed to raise Ethereum’s gas limit target from 60 million to 200 million as part of the Glamsterdam upgrade effort. The foundation also said developers confirmed stable ePBS operation and continued advancing parallel processing for Glamsterdam. This update adds a clearer before-and-after gas limit target to earlier reports that contributors had backed a 200 million post-upgrade gas limit floor and stabilized ePBS external builder flows.