Datagram is officially live with its Core Substrate—a decentralized backend built to accelerate the launch of DePIN networks and real-world decentralized applications. The product went live on April 3, and sources tell crypto.news that Datagram is already working on integrations with several major blockchain platforms.
Built for simplicity and speed, Core Substrate gives developers a plug-and-play toolkit to create custom DePINs—without the heavy lifting that usually comes with Web3 infrastructure.
Datagram Wants to Be the Engine Behind the DePIN Boom
More than just backend tooling, Datagram’s Core Substrate is designed as a foundational layer for decentralized physical infrastructure projects—comparable to frameworks like Polkadot Substrate, but with faster deployment.
“Datagram is what other DePINs will be built on,” said Jason Brink, co-founder. “Ethereum brought us tokens. Solana brought meme coins. When you think DePIN, we want Datagram to come to mind.”
Use cases already gaining traction include:
- Decentralized CDNs
- Web3 SaaS
- Real-time AI tasks
- Multiplayer game sync engines
Forget AWS—This Is Cheaper, Faster, and Decentralized
Datagram replaces cloud platforms like AWS with a fully decentralized backend, offering services like storage, compute, and messaging—at up to 90% lower cost.
Even companies outside the crypto world can integrate with ease, thanks to automation features that hide all the Web3 complexity under the hood.
Built for Speed: Real-Time UDP in a Decentralized Stack
A standout feature? Datagram supports UDP-based real-time communication—critical for apps like:
- Video calls
- Live gaming
- AI inference on the edge
This makes Datagram a go-to solution for high-speed decentralized apps that can’t afford to sacrifice latency for decentralization.
Now live and already connecting with major ecosystems, Datagram’s Core Substrate is positioning itself as the infrastructure glue holding together the next wave of DePIN innovation.
