SQD’s Blockchain Analytics Partnership Brings 225+ Networks to Google Cloud

Enterprise interest in blockchain data just got a major boost from one of the world’s biggest cloud providers. SQD, the Zug-based Web3 infrastructure company formerly known as Subsquid, has struck a blockchain analytics partnership with Google Cloud, positioning its validated data pipelines as the backbone behind Google’s new Blockchain Analytics offering inside BigQuery. The deal, announced by Subsquid Labs GmbH, signals that enterprise-grade on-chain data has moved from a niche developer tool to something big cloud platforms are willing to build products around.

Key takeaways

• SQD, through its enterprise arm SQD 360, supplies the indexing and data pipelines powering Google Cloud’s Blockchain Analytics.
• Every block is checked with six cryptographic verification steps, including multi-source checks, transaction roots and state roots, before it reaches users.
• Google Cloud’s BigQuery platform now integrates SQD’s validated blockchain data, combining it with BigQuery’s machine learning and business intelligence tools.
• SQD already streams real-time data from more than 225 blockchain networks through a single API, serving clients such as Morpho, GMX, PancakeSwap, RAILGUN, zkVerify and Deutsche Telekom.
• SQD CEO Wanja Oberhof calls the deal “a meaningful step toward making blockchain analytics usable at enterprise scale.”

SQD Powers Google Cloud’s Blockchain Analytics

SQD’s role in this collaboration comes down to infrastructure: it feeds Google Cloud the raw material analysts and enterprises actually need to trust. Through SQD 360, the company’s enterprise division, SQD supplies the indexing and data pipelines that sit behind Google Cloud’s Blockchain Analytics product. That infrastructure is designed to keep on-chain data accurate, complete and fresh, delivered directly into the environments where analysts, developers and enterprise teams already operate.

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