SubQuery has launched their new AI App Framework, designed to enable future growth of Agentic AI in a decentralised way and solve challenges posed by centralised alternatives. Whether you’re a ...

SubQuery unveils decentralized AI inference hosting at the Web3 Summit in Berlin, showcasing the LLama model on a decentralized network of Node Operators. This advancement reinforces SubQuery’s ...

At the Web3 Summit in Berlin today, SubQuery made a major announcement, unveiling its newest innovation: decentralized AI inference hosting. In a live demonstration, SubQuery’s COO, James Bayly, ...

SubQuery is assisting developers globally, with full support for over 160 networks, including many outside the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) family. With its native token, SQT, SubQuery integrates ...

SubQuery Network will provide payment rails, verification of service, and dispute resolution frameworks to facilitate the decentralisation of these critical infrastructure components.

Today, the SubQuery Network unveils the next breakthrough in decentralised data infrastructure. The SubQuery Network, initially designed as a decentralised data indexing network, is evolving to ...

SubQuery is a fast, flexible, and reliable open-source data indexer that provides you with custom APIs for your web3 project across all of our supported networks. To learn about how to get started ...

Support for Ethereum (ETH) has been added to the beta version of SubQuery, the global Web3 data indexing toolkit.

Learn how to write a correlated subquery in DB2 and when it is useful for your data analysis. Compare, filter, or aggregate data from different tables or queries.

SubQuery has integrated with the Flare Network, allowing developers to gain access to its full features, including open-source SDK and tools.