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Proof of SQL just hit a million rows sub-second. You read that right. Proof of SQL is a ZK coprocessor that uses @NVIDIA's accelerated computing and its own custom GPU acceleration framework to process large data volumes faster than any other solution on the market.

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Space and Time Ecosystem 🤝 NVIDIA

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Proof of SQL enables developers to deliver ZK-proven query results against indexed blockchain data and their own offchain datasets to smart contracts, apps, and AI agents. Live on Space and Time mainnet. → Check out the latest benchmarks here:

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@nvidia 🏎️🔥💨 wait but this performance is actually insane

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@nvidia Let's gooo gigabrains

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@nvidia Here we go!

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@nvidia Zoooooom

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@nvidia Lfg!!! My favorite gigabrains ❤️

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@nvidia Godspeed! 🫡

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