Space and Time (SxT), a decentralized data repository employing AI to guide its data models, will debut its network on a zkSync hyperchain.

While traditional blockchain networks operate as silos with limited interoperability, zkSync hyperchains tackle this challenge by providing open-source infrastructure tailored specifically for zk rollups and Layer 3 networks. This enables the construction of interconnected ecosystems using decentralized frameworks, resulting in more efficient transaction processing.

Moreover, hyperchains incorporate hyperbridges, facilitating seamless asset and data transfers across multiple blockchains. By addressing interoperability issues, zkSync hyperchains have the potential to streamline transactions, reduce fees, and foster a more adaptable blockchain ecosystem.

SxT is utilized for collecting and analyzing blockchain data, with the next step being integration with smart contracts. The data platform will serve as a zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) verifiable compute layer (VCL), ensuring that accurate, verifiable, and tamper-proof information is conveyed to smart contracts and enterprises.

According to Vassilis Tziokas, Head of Enterprise Business Development at Matter Labs, SxT will introduce novel concepts to zkSync, including a decentralized data repository and the Proof of SQL protocol, enabling zero-knowledge authentication queries to verify that raw data and responses remain tamper-proof.

Upon launch, the platform will introduce new features, such as offering zkSync data from zkSyncEra and hyperchains for platform development at no charge. Builders will only need to cover computing expenses for executing queries, without incurring costs for data storage and indexing.

Scott Dykstra, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at SxT, expressed their intention to utilize a zkEVM as the network's exclusive settlement layer, with zkSync being the chosen solution.