During March 2025, Gnyte Zero focused on enhancing the networking stack for the maidsafe/autonomi repository by upgrading the Tokio runtime configuration. By moving from the basic 'rt' feature to 'rt-multi-thread' in both ant-networking and ant-node components, Gnyte improved concurrency and I/O throughput, directly supporting higher client loads and reducing network latency. This work required deep understanding of Rust and the Tokio asynchronous runtime, as well as careful modification of Cargo.toml files and validation of multi-threaded behavior. The feature addressed scalability and performance bottlenecks, reflecting a targeted and technically sound approach to optimizing distributed network operations.