0G Network Ships Five Major Updates on Live Mainnet

🔧 Five upgrades, zero downtime

By 0G Labs
Mar 23, 2026, 3:17 PM
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0G Network has deployed multiple infrastructure upgrades on its Aristotle Mainnet, which has been live since September 2025.​

Key Updates:

  • Completed Geth to Reth migration across all validators for faster sync and lower costs
  • Launched Sealed Inference - TEE-verified AI compute on every call
  • Deployed GLM-5, the top open-source model on decentralized infrastructure
  • Achieved 2 GB/s storage throughput with on-chain verification
  • Network stats: 27.​5M+ blocks, 5,300+ contracts, 3,500+ daily active accounts

The network is backed by Google Cloud, CertiK, NTT Digital, Blockdaemon, and Nansen, with $290M raised and 100+ ecosystem partners.​ All features are production-ready, not testnet deployments.​

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