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- Datagram has unveiled a core substrate, the base layer for real-world dApps and DePIN networks.
- The company noted that the Core Substrate will enable the deployment of custom DePIN networks.
- Datagram hopes to change Internet connectivity and DePIN cross-network interoperability.
On 3rd April 2025, in the British Virgin Islands, Datagram launched its first fully operational connectivity base layer. The base layer has been built specifically to power real-world applications and DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) networks.
The company noted that the Core Substrate will enable the deployment of custom DePIN networks, allowing developers to build dedicated decentralized systems atop Datagram’s infrastructure with immediate access to a live and scalable node network.
Datagram is a global, AI-driven Hyper-Fabric Network that aims to change Internet connectivity and DePIN cross-network interoperability. The number 1 SaaS platform acknowledged that it harnesses idle hardware and bandwidth to optimize traffic, reduce congestion, and scale to deliver low-latency performance across gaming, AI, telecom.
Datagram enhances interoperability in the DePIN ecosystem through cross network.
Datagram acknowledged it acts as a special unit of transmitted data across networks, and also hopes to revolutionize the future of internet connectivity space. The firm said it can provide a drop-in decentralized alternative to centralized cloud infrastructure.
The company also highlighted that it will reduce the cost of migration by 70–90% for other applications reliant on providers such as AWS for file storage, communication layers, multiplayer synchronization, or distributed computers. Datagram said it will offer these applications more enhanced privacy protections with no vendor lock-in, and also eliminate the need for blockchain-specific knowledge or engineering resources.
Datagram mentioned that its infrastructure platform introduces several technological firsts including the successful delivery of UDP-based, real-time communication over a decentralized network. The SaaS platform also noted that it will enable new categories of decentralized applications, including voice and video services, multiplayer gaming platforms, AI inference layers, and low-latency compute workloads through this capability.
Datagram stated that the core substrate was engineered to support the installation of custom DePIN networks. The program also acknowledged that it will offer an alternative to the centralized cloud providers.
The firm argued that it is creating decentralized systems by leveraging its infrastructure like those of the cosmos sdk. The decentralized platform said the systems are designed to not require the necessity for one’s node systems.
“Datagram will play a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of data ecosystems.”
-Datagram.
The communication infrastructure platform noted that it was in discussions with major blockchain ecosystems, which signaled for sturdy industrial interest. The firm said its platform’s integration will allow for projects to easily launch comprehensive programs across different verticals including decentralized SaaS tools, AI driven applications and content delivery networks.
Datagram uses blockchain infrastructure to offer decentralized infrastructure
The Datagram decentralized infrastructure platform revealed it features an abstracted Web3 architecture that will give onboard businesses capability without engaging directly with blockchain infrastructure. The firm also noted that on-chain mechanisms will operate in the background, a trigger to token consumption.
Indifferent to that, Datagram said its native token ($DGRAM) and fiat, such as credit card, will allow for payment transactions and service. The decentralized communication platform acknowledged that its approach was created to enable the protocol-to-business-to-consumer model to offer decentralized infrastructure with the accessibility of conventional enterprise SaaS platforms.
The company noted its release marked forward progress for the DePIN sector, which has often been characterized by early-stage projects and unproven concepts. Datagram argued that its Core Substrate will enter the market with established adoption, live deployments, and measurable performance at scale. The company believes that its architecture will enable end users and businesses to interact with decentralized infrastructure often without realizing it while benefiting from the performance, reliability, and cost-efficiency of a next-generation network.
The program also noted that it is benefiting over 1 million users and many enterprises, which positions it at the backbone of the new application that uses decentralized systems. The firm believes that its core substrate launch marks a significant feat in the evolution of decentralized and DePin computing as the growth of censorship-resistant and cost-effective infrastructure is witnessed.
