The Graph Network has integrated over 40 popular blockchains and layer-2 solutions with the upgraded Indexer feature, including Scroll, Base, Near, and zkSync. These platforms, such as Avalanche, Celo, Arbitrum, Gnosis, Ethereum, Optimism, Fantom, and Polygon, simplify developers' tasks by easing the process of upgrading sub-graphs from previous supported chains. Developers on these networks can now take advantage of The Graph's decentralized network, benefiting from faster syncing and lower costs. Moreover, various applications like Loopering, Vela, Art Blocks, and Snapshots are collaborating with this network, marking a significant milestone in enhancing the blockchain ecosystem and transaction processes.

The Graph Network plays a key role in the Sunrise of Decentralized Data, supporting the integration of new chains into the network. The vision is to promote a multichain approach in the Web3 landscape, with NEAR Protocol being the first non-EVM chain compatible with unlocking new possibilities. Additionally, platforms like Base by Coinbase simplify Ethereum development, while Scroll focuses on enhancing the Ethereum Layer 2 experience through cost reduction and faster transactions. zkSync prioritizes security and privacy by optimizing Ethereum transactions.

Existing chains also support multichain operations of The Graph Network, allowing developers to query the network virtually after migrating from the hosted service. Solutions like Arbitrum and OP Mainnet enhance Ethereum's capabilities with low fees and security maintenance, while Avalanche and Gnosis serve as DeFi applications for rapid and secure transactions.

Celo prioritizes accessibility and user experience with a mobile-first strategy, while Fantom facilitates decentralized application development and transaction speed. Polygon PoS ensures compatibility with Ethereum, fostering a developer-friendly ecosystem and scalability optimization.

Builders in the Web3 environment empower their decentralized applications by creating subgraphs on The Graph, benefiting from faster syncing times, improved service quality, and reliance on decentralized infrastructure. With enhanced support for production-grade traffic, The Graph Network enables increased redundancy in the Chain Integration Process (CIP).

The Graph serves as an indexing mechanism for organizing blockchain data and making it more accessible through GraphQL. Standardized subgraphs facilitate data access from storage and blockchain networks through its decentralized marketplace. The Graph Foundation ventures into new domains with its expansive data service vision under its guidance.