0G Monthly Tech Update: November 2025
November was a foundational month across the 0G ecosystem. With Aristotle Mainnet stable and adoption accelerating, engineering teams focused on strengthening verifiable compute, improving provider reliability, expanding cross-chain functionality, and maturing user-facing products ahead of their next major release cycles.
From the 0G Compute network to AIverse, nearly every part of the stack received targeted improvements to make decentralized AI more stable, more secure, and more usable for developers and operators.
Here’s everything that moved forward in November.
Trusted Execution Environments (TEE)
November saw major advances in TEE infrastructure across both CPU and GPU environments. The team continued deep integration with Alibaba Cloud’s confidential computing stack while expanding verification tooling, image attestation, and SDK support. These improvements strengthen the verifiability guarantees behind inference and fine-tuning workloads.
Key Improvements include:
- TEE configuration mounting in CVMs: Developers can now securely mount configuration files inside TEE-backed CVMs without exposing sensitive data outside the enclave
- Enhanced attestation with richer quote data: The TAPP SDK now embeds report data directly into attestation quotes, enabling more granular validation
- Verification pipeline refinement: Ongoing improvements ensure TEE verification steps are more consistent and developer-friendly
- Full VM image verification complete: The team validated the entire process of verifying VM images prior to execution, improving trust in multi-party deployment
- GPU TEE end-to-end testing completed: Comprehensive tests were run across GPU-backed TEE processes, including H20 GPU scenarios required for high-performance LLM workloads
- Integration with DStack for TEE validation: The compute client SDK now aligns with DStack’s attestation flows for consistent external and internal verification logic
AIverse
AIverse infrastructure advanced significantly this month, with improvements to secure execution environments, multi-instance reliability, and deployment flexibility. The team also continued tuning agent concurrency and preparing for TEE-backed inference pipelines.
Key Iimprovements include:
- Global variable and lock coordination: Distributed locking and global variable coherence fixes improved stability for agents running across multiple AIverse instances
- TEE-backed agent execution progress: Groundwork laid through CVM verification ensures AIverse can support TEEs for inference and data-sensitive logic
- TAPP support for secure deployments: Docker Compose-based deployment and mounted config support expanded the flexibility of tapp-based agent environments
- Post-launch reliability fixes: Various stability issues were resolved in preparation for early partner integrations
Compute Network
The 0G Compute network received some of the most substantial upgrades this month, with upgrades focused on making provider onboarding more reliable and expanding support for verifiable inference workloads. The team also strengthened contract safety, streamlined the provider lifecycle, and enhanced the CLI and SDK to support more advanced services.
Contract Layer
- Provider validation pathway expanded: Contract owners can now directly validate individual providers for more reliable onboarding
- Account contract now dynamically integrates with business contracts: Improves modularity and reduces coordination overhead
- Full EIP-7201 implementation: Ensures safe contract upgrades across the network
TEE & Attestation
- Remote attestation via Alibaba Cloud: Compute brokers can now generate TEE attestation reports directly via Alibaba Cloud.
- Support for CryptoPilot-backed inference providers: The CLI can now verify providers built using CryptoPilot’s workflow.
CLI & SDK Upgrades
- Clear separation between account and inference commands: Improves usability and reduces operational mistakes
- Provider log querying in CLI: Providers can now retrieve logs for debugging
- Network/account switching: Ensuring smoother transitions between dev, staging, and mainnet
- API key generation for specific providers: Expands custom access to 0G’s product suite
- Static-file web UI: Results in significantly faster local builds and launches
Service Support & Stability
- Speech-to-text & text-to-image support added through broker updates
- Request rate limiting to protect provider uptime
- Periodic settlement earnings transfers now supported
- DeepSeek v3.1 & Whisper stability testing completed successfully
AI Alignment Nodes and 0G Infrastructure
The alignment node ecosystem continued maturing this month as the team refined restaking flows, expanded cross-chain interoperability, and improved the underlying test frameworks. Work on NFT bridging, restaking migrations, and documentation upgrades makes node ownership and staking more transparent and easier to integrate.
Key updates include:
- LayerZero bridging for alignment node NFTs, now seamlessly bridged between Arbitrum and the 0G mainnet
- Restaking module migration from Holesky to Sepolia to strengthen the testing pipeline for staking and delegation logic
- Chainlink CCIP token pool created for W0G across 0G, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base.
- Restaking contract documentation added for improved developer onboarding
- Chain integration test framework fixes for more stable validation of cross-component interactions
Chainscan & Block Explorers
November introduced several stability and infrastructure improvements across Chainscan and related network tools, strengthening the visibility and reliability of onchain data.These updates improve how developers and users observe, debug, and interact with the 0G mainnet.
Key updates include:
- Deployed Chainscan to mainnet staging, giving developers a more accurate and stable environment to validate indexing, block data, and explorer features
- Migrated explorer infrastructure to Vercel with upgraded 2FA security, improving deployment reliability and safeguarding core network visibility tools
- Resolved Storage Scan alerts, ensuring more consistent validation of stored datasets, model checkpoints, and provenance logs as usage scales
- Configured a new development environment and redeployed Chainscan, enabling faster iteration on explorer updates and laying the groundwork for future API and UI improvements
What’s Next
November’s progress continued to strengthen the foundation of the 0G ecosystem, bringing greater maturity across compute, storage, agent infrastructure, and user-facing products. As we move into the final stretch of the year, the focus shifts toward turning these improvements into production-ready capabilities and preparing the next wave of releases.
In the weeks ahead, we will be working on:
- Preparing for transferable AI Alignment Node licenses on 0G Chain
- Standard iNFT Creation SDK
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