Pocket Network Selects Six Teams for PGAT Winter 2025 Program

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Pocket Network has announced six teams selected for the Winter 2025 cohort of the Pocket Gateway Accelerator Program (PGAT). These projects are focused on building decentralized gateways that redefine how applications interact with open data using the Shannon Upgrade.

Introducing the Winter 2025 PGAT Cohort

The selected teams—Reppo Labs, Verve AI, SwanBlocks, Developer DAO Cloud, Pattern, and Vistia—will focus on developing infrastructure solutions to enhance decentralized data access. They will showcase their progress during Demo Day in April. Each of the teams is committed to developing innovative solutions on the market.

These teams are changing the game when it comes to building with open data on Shannon.Michael O’Rourke, Co-Founder of Pocket Network

The Impact of the Shannon Upgrade on Builders

The Shannon Upgrade, named after information theory pioneer Claude Shannon, introduces new capabilities for developers on the Pocket Network platform. It opens permissionless gateways for decentralized data flows and LLM integration, ensuring security and reliability.

The Shannon upgrade is transforming real-time blockchain data access with unprecedented speed and reliability.Sai P, Founder of Verve AI

About Pocket Network

Pocket Network's mission is to provide the world with unstoppable open-source infrastructure. The network aims to empower developers with access to any public data anywhere reliably and efficiently.

The PGAT program and Shannon Upgrade provide new opportunities for developers and drive the development of the decentralized ecosystem, enabling innovations in blockchain data handling.

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