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Deutsche Telekom MMS Partnership with Subsquid: Enhancing Blockchain Data Access

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


Deutsche Telekom MMS Enhances Blockchain Data Access

Deutsche Telekom MMS has launched dedicated worker nodes within Subsquid's decentralized data lake infrastructure to strengthen the network's robustness, joining over 700 other corporate and individual nodes. These worker nodes play a vital role in promptly responding to data requests from various users, including indexers, ensuring smooth access to blockchain data.

Subsquid is a highly scalable decentralized platform customized for Web3 applications, providing developers with seamless access to essential blockchain data. Traditionally, obtaining such data from multiple blockchain networks was challenging due to differences in formats and retrieval methods. Centralized APIs and RPC nodes often incurred high costs and delays, compromising data integrity and security.

In contrast, Subsquid's decentralized data lake operates on a peer-to-peer model, enabling direct and reliable access to raw blockchain data in user-preferred formats. Since its inception on June 3rd, Subsquid has experienced rapid growth with the deployment of over 60,000 indexers during the testnet phase and the setup of more than 700 worker nodes. The network currently stores an impressive 536 TB of data, showcasing its scalability and readiness to support diverse Web3 applications.

Dirk Röder, Head of the Web3 Infrastructure & Solutions Team at Deutsche Telekom MMS, highlighted the strategic importance of their collaboration with Subsquid:

"Our deployment of Subsquid worker nodes enhances the network's resilience and scalability, reinforcing its decentralized data lake technology. This partnership underscores our commitment to advancing Web3 infrastructure."

Marcel Fohrmann, co-founder of Subsquid, emphasized the significance of having Deutsche Telekom MMS operate Subsquid worker nodes:

"The involvement of Deutsche Telekom MMS in running Subsquid worker nodes is crucial in legitimizing and securing permissionless data access in the Web3 ecosystem."

Deutsche Telekom MMS, renowned for its support of digital transformation and provision of robust IT solutions, is furthering its presence in Web3 through initiatives like running validators for major blockchain protocols. The collaboration with Subsquid signifies a deeper integration into the decentralized data landscape, positioning both entities as leaders in blockchain technology evolution.

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