Space and Time Enterprise is designed to let businesses verify computations over private database records without giving AI tools or other parties access to the underlying data. According to a ChainCatcher report citing Decrypt, published on November 9, 2026, at 21:06:14 UTC+8, the Microsoft-backed blockchain data project announced the platform for enterprise use.
The key distinction is between verifying a computation and verifying the records used in that computation. The platform can prove that a supported query was executed correctly against the supplied records; it cannot establish whether those records are accurate.
What the platform verifies
The platform uses Space and Time’s patented Proof of SQL technology to prove that database queries were computed correctly. This allows AI applications, auditors and other parties to check results without accessing the database itself.
The report describes the following deployment and performance capabilities:
- Compatibility with Google Cloud’s BigQuery.
- Operation on a company’s own servers, without requiring it to run a blockchain, buy specialized hardware or depend on an external proving service.
- GPU-accelerated execution and proof generation in under one second for supported queries over millions of rows.
That performance statement applies to supported queries, not necessarily every database workload. Likewise, a valid computation proof does not resolve inaccuracies in the input records.
Private records and AI-agent access
Nate Holiday, CEO of MakeInfinite Labs, Space and Time’s original developer, said businesses want AI agents to carry out workflows using company information without granting unrestricted access to the records behind every computation. He said unrestricted data access for AI tools creates additional exposure channels.
According to Holiday, the company is working with construction, engineering and manufacturing customers so that agents, reporting tools and compliance teams can work from the same business records and verify the computations they rely on.
Initial partners and funding context
The reported initial partners are on-chain asset manager Maple Finance; Indonesian automotive manufacturer and distributor Indomobil; Oracle software consultancy Trenez; and The Data Foundation, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit focused on government data.
Space and Time raised $20 million in strategic funding in 2022, led by Microsoft’s venture fund M12. The report also noted that Grayscale had previously launched a trust product for the SXT token.
Original source: ChainCatcher, citing Decrypt.