• The V3 testnet gets 0G closer to its mainnet debut, which will serve as a decentralized AI operating system for a variety of data-intensive applications.
  • With throughput of up to 2,500 TPS, Galileo provides dapp developers a clear picture of the kind of scalability and performance they may anticipate.

The Layer 1 blockchain for AI, 0G Labs, has launched V3 of its testnet. Among many other enhancements, the new Galileo testnet offers a 70% increase in network speed.

The V3 testnet gets 0G closer to its mainnet debut, which will serve as a decentralized AI operating system for a variety of data-intensive applications. With throughput of up to 2,500 TPS, Galileo provides dapp developers a clear picture of the kind of scalability and performance they may anticipate.

Enhancements to the network’s CometBFT consensus help to accomplish the performance boost included into V3. While processing speed has significantly improved, transaction finality time is still comparable to V2.

Additionally, Galileo allows builders to benefit from the most recent EVM features from upgrades like Shanghai and Cancun-Deneb. They may therefore develop more sophisticated smart contracts and take use of improved data processing for peak performance. The most recent features that Pectra plans to deploy will likewise be supported by the 0G testnet’s V3.

Galileo, a whole new testnet deployment atop Newton (V2), necessitates that developers get new test tokens from a V3 faucet that has been created. Additionally, they will have to update wallets with Galileo’s distinct RPC and Chain ID data and reload their current smart contracts. However, as 0G Storage and 0G Compute will be upgraded to guarantee V3 compatibility, users do not need to change their current code.

0G Labs CEO Michael Heinrich said:

“Web3 developers want to work with the frameworks and tooling to which they’re accustomed, but without being constrained by existing storage and resource limitations. 0G V3 gives them that, combining the EVM functionality they know and love with access to compute, storage, and throughput that will empower them to create the AI-powered applications they’ve always dreamed of.”

For developers developing on 0G, the Galileo testnet provides a more quicker, more powerful, and future-ready environment. Its sturdy design and the most recent EVM standards guarantee a seamless transition for consumers of integrated 0G services.

Galileo is forward-compatible with next EVM upgrades because of its much enhanced design over V2, guaranteeing developers may use the newest capabilities to build complex dapps. Developers now have access to a quick and smart Layer 1 network, the V3 testnet, which will serve as the foundation for a wave of data-rich AI applications.

The goal of the 0G Foundation is to sustain the first decentralized AI operating system in history while promoting innovation and expansion. It is dedicated to developing a thriving, decentralized ecosystem where AI may function as a public benefit and is focused on building an open, transparent, and scalable infrastructure. It works to guarantee the long-term viability and integrity of the 0G network via strategic alliances, community initiatives, and cutting-edge technology.