Support for DCAP v1.1 and new testnets and mainnets (including HyperEVM) on the indexer
Others
Setup of infrastructure on bare-metal servers
Fullnode upgrade and deployment
Ecosystem
ERC-8004 standardizes how agents earn trust, so they can prove correct execution and that the intended code and model ran on genuine secure hardware with TEE attestations. Automata’s suite of production-ready TEE verifier stacks for Intel SGX/TDX, AMD SEV-SNP, and AWS Nitro makes the continuous verification of hardware-attested agents practical onchain.
We’ve released DCAP Attestation v1.1, which adds Pico zkVM + Quote V5 support, configurable TCB Recovery trust controls, and major cost/UX upgrades (EIP-7951 readiness and an improved Attestation Explorer) to verify agent integrity at scale
Automata resolves prover privacy for zkVMs like Brevis’s Pico Prism by running proof generation inside verifiable TEEs, so private witness inputs stay encrypted from the operator and only the proof leaves the enclave.
Automata announces its collaboration with Cantina to strengthen the hardware-verifiable agent stack with security tooling and bug bounty support.
Check out our new, refreshed landing page for 1RPC.io, the TEE-attested relay for agents and Web3.
1RPC.ai adds support for the latest models, including GPT-5.1, Claude Opus 4.5, and Gemini 3.0 Pro Preview.
Community
Our Research Lead, Yaoxin, was in Buenos Aires for Devconnect and shared more about how Automata is building the canonical layer for hardware-attested agents. Check out a snippet of his talk at SpaceComputer’s Frontier Forum here.
About Automata Network
Automata Network is a machine attestation layer that integrates TEEs into AI systems and decentralized networks. This includes verifiable AI infrastructure with 1RPC, Multi-Provers for Stage 2 rollups like Scroll and Linea, and TEE-capable GPUs with World (formerly Worldcoin) Foundation.
