Fetch-ai Network Supports SubQuery, a Blockchain Agnostic Data Indexing Solution

SubQuery, an open-source and reliable indexing solution, is fast expanding into the Cosmos ecosystem after announcing support for Fetch-ai Network, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML)-led blockchain. In an update, the announcement follows the recent release of Juno, a Cosmos-based open and decentralized layer-1 protocol for cross-chain smart contracts designed to promote interoperability. The Fetch-ai Network development team views SubQuery as a valuable partner. Integrating the indexing provider into its fast-growing ecosystem will free valuable time and resources for Fetch-ai Network projects, allowing developers to focus on product development and enhancing user experience, making them deliver their vision mission and key milestones faster. Technically, all dApp developers in Fetch-ai Network and other networks must access blockchain data quickly and reliably. SubQuery is designed to be reliable and open so that dependent projects can readily access data. In this manner, SubQuery has emerged as a critical cog in crypto and dApp development whose service offerings would massively complete Fetch-ai Network’s wide range of toolchains. Accordingly, Kamal Ved, the Chief Product Officer at Fetch-ai Network, is confident the blockchain will grow to become a choice platform for dApp builders. «Fast access to blockchain data is paramount for Fetch’s compute-intensive AI and agent-based automation products. Our integration with SubQuery’s indexing solution nicely supplements the rest of our toolchain to support our aspirations to solve complex coordination challenges with AI and automation and make Fetch-ai Network Network a great choice for dApp builders to develop and launch their applications.» SubQuery is rapidly expanding to provide data indexing solutions across the Cosmos ecosystem via Juno, a data indexing solution purposely designed for the Cosmos network. Developers leveraging SubQuery will now focus on growth and scaling their products. They will enjoy the broad spectrum of SubQuery experience, including accessing open source SDK, tools, and even eligibility to the SubQuery Grants Program. Notably, because Fetch-ai Network is accommodated by SubQuery’s managed service that provides enterprise-level infrastructure hosting capable of handling over 400 million requests daily, developers will access enhanced services. The launch of Juno and SubQuery’s expansion across the Cosmos ecosystem precedes the launch of the decentralized and open-source SubQuery Network. The blockchain will adhere to blockchain principles and will be accessible to all users and projects. However, the network will specifically aim to innovate in payments and critically support all Fetch-ai Network projects upon launch. In late June, Fetch-ai Network announced the release of DabbaFlow, a data sharing platform, a solution that gives users control of their data and privacy.

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