Infinite Fields
Algorithm and systems engineering for teams building cryptography, consensus, high-performance computing and DSP products
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Infinite Fields
Infinite Fields provides software engineering and consulting focused on cryptography, consensus protocols, algorithm design, GPU performance and audio DSP. Work includes C++ and Rust development, mobile and desktop apps, and optimization of specialized algorithms.
It serves teams needing fixed-scope or hourly engineering engagements. Infinite Fields Limited is based in London and was founded in 2018; the owner reports building software since 1992 and working independently since 2009.
Product: Consulting and software development for cryptography, consensus systems, algorithm optimization, GPU computing, audio DSP and apps.
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