Constellation Networks' Hypergraph Hour Episode 50: A Deep Dive
In the 50th episode of Constellation Networks' Hypergraph Hour, the team delves into the progress they've made, the challenges they've faced, and the exciting future they envision for their platform.
The Journey So Far
The episode kicks off with a recap of the journey so far. The team has successfully completed 60% of phase two contracts, a significant achievement that they're proud of. They've managed to convince the largest customer with the biggest data pipelines in the world of the value of not only blockchain but Constellation's Hypergraph Transfer Protocol (HGTP).
The Future
The team is excited about the future, with the U.S Air Force customer contract set to kick off in May 2023. They've created a program called Iron Spider, which aims to provide a subset of different tools for different use cases. The vision is to give parity with China's Blockchain Service Network, focusing on decentralization and DAOs.
The Next Phase
The next phase involves proving true L0 standard interoperability, bridging multiple blockchains using the L0 standard. They're also aiming for a thing called Authority to Operate, ensuring that their technology is compliant and secure. The next phase also involves the rollout of an IoT blockchain solution, creating a data clearinghouse for machine-to-machine data exchanges.
The Contract Milestone Schedule
The team is accountable for seven major milestones, which include blockchain security of command and control data communication, integration into Kename's data at rest solution, and deployment of a secure smart contract with a Civil Reserve Air Fleet representative partner.
The Vision
The team's vision is to create a different web 3.0 ecosystem, focusing on data. They aim to be a US-based blockchain that is regulated and has capabilities far beyond the status quo contenders. They're not just focused on finance but are pushing out web 3.0 tools. The real differentiator is data.
The Data Clearinghouse
The team introduces the concept of a data clearinghouse, orchestrated by the Hypergraph network of node operators. The node operators are the data clearinghouse, putting the stamp and validation on the data. The data then goes out to data brokers, into analytics, AI, and business intelligence tools.
Conclusion
The episode concludes with the team expressing their excitement for the future. They see their vision skyrocketing overnight, with a handful of metagraphs ready to use the data API and go live in the next couple of months. They're bringing web 3.0 tooling into web 2.0 industries, where there are already massive budgets and problems to be solved.
