SQD said it has added validated data from 10 blockchain networks to Google Cloud BigQuery through its enterprise unit, SQD 360. The datasets cover full historical records for each network starting from the genesis block. Before ingestion, the data goes through six cryptographic checks, including multi-source comparison and verification of transaction roots and state roots, according to the company. SQD said the process is designed to prevent missing or incorrect records. With the data available inside the same cloud environment, developers can run business intelligence workloads, machine learning tasks, and large-scale analytics without building their own indexers or maintaining separate infrastructure. SQD also said it plans to add more networks and expand tooling aimed at AI agents. The update was cited by crypto.news and carried by Techub News.
SQD has integrated validated data from 10 blockchain networks into Google Cloud BigQuery through its enterprise division, SQD 360, according to Techub News. The datasets include complete historical records for each network starting from the genesis block.
How the data is checked before ingestion
SQD said the data must pass six cryptographic verification steps before being added to BigQuery. Those checks include multi-source comparison, along with validation of transaction roots and state roots, to make sure the records do not contain omissions or errors.
What developers can do with it
With the datasets available in the same cloud environment, developers can run business intelligence, machine learning, and large-scale analytics workloads directly, without building their own indexers or maintaining separate infrastructure.
Next steps
SQD said it plans to expand support to more networks and add tools built for AI agents.
The item cited crypto.news as the source.
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