
Improbable, the British technology company known for its work with Yuga Labs' Otherside platform, has announced the launch of the DevNet phase for its Somnia blockchain. This new blockchain aims to achieve over 400,000 transactions per second (TPS) with sub-second latency, addressing scalability challenges faced by traditional blockchain networks. The Somnia blockchain will also feature Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility, enhancing its usability for developers. The company's CEO highlighted the need for long-term solutions in the industry, criticizing the focus on short-term gains. Improbable's initiative is positioned as a significant advancement for mass consumer applications in the blockchain space.
IMPROBABLE TO LAUNCH SOMNIA BLOCKCHAIN DEVNET PHASE Improbable is rolling out the DevNet phase of its Somnia blockchain, which can handle over 400,000 transactions per second. The CEO claims the industry's obsession with short-term gains has hurt real problem-solving. Funded… https://t.co/gZLuAKUNAx
SOMNIA BLOCKCHAIN ENTERS DEVNET WITH 400K TPS GOAL Improbable’s Somnia blockchain is entering its DevNet phase, targeting over 400,000 TPS with sub-second latency and EVM compatibility. This blockchain aims to overcome traditional scalability limits, focusing on real… https://t.co/MN1fLbuedP
Improbable is working on its own L1, Somnia, focused on "unmatched speed and scalability." https://t.co/wRCCnU5Kn3





