PANews reported on September 22nd that AI blockchain platform 0G Labs announced the official launch of its mainnet, " Aristotle. " Officials stated that the 0G mainnet supports 11,000 transactions per second ( TPS ) and is supported by leading RPC infrastructure providers such as QuickNode , ThirdWeb , and Ankr.PANews reported on September 22nd that AI blockchain platform 0G Labs announced the official launch of its mainnet, " Aristotle. " Officials stated that the 0G mainnet supports 11,000 transactions per second ( TPS ) and is supported by leading RPC infrastructure providers such as QuickNode , ThirdWeb , and Ankr.

0G Labs' mainnet "Aristotle" officially launched

2025/09/22 10:27

PANews reported on September 22nd that AI blockchain platform 0G Labs announced the official launch of its mainnet, " Aristotle. " Officials stated that the 0G mainnet supports 11,000 transactions per second ( TPS ) and is supported by leading RPC infrastructure providers such as QuickNode , ThirdWeb , and Ankr.

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