Seth launches EVM high-performance L1 testnet and deploys it to Google global nodes
Foresight News reported that Seth has officially launched its high-performance, fully EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain testnet, and deployed it to Google's global node network. The network achieves a single-chain TPS of 30,000, supports linear scalability, and dynamically elects 1,024 nodes from the node pool every 10 minutes to form a block production committee for collaborative block generation.
On the ecosystem level, Seth supports the integration of AI smartphones at the billion-device scale, embodied robots (with proprietary factories), and other intelligent terminals as full nodes, aiming to build a silicon-based ecosystem infrastructure centered on AI agents for AI-native applications.
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