Customizable rollup provider Eclipse is launching a Solana-focused scaling solution, which allows applications to be compatible with Polygon, the companies exclusively told TechCrunch.

Eclipse is releasing Polygon SVM, a Layer 2 blockchain built for the Polygon network and compatible with Solana. Polygon SVM uses the Sealevel Virtual Machine (SVM) and optimistic rollups, allowing Solana developers to migrate their apps to Polygon.

Yahoo Finance interviews Neel Somani, CEO of Eclipse. Eclipse has successfully raised a total of $15 million in funding to develop a universal Layer 2.

Eclipse is welcomed for the third episode of Modular Insights to give a presentation on the workings of IBC and its uses in Eclipse's modular architecture.

Neel Somani is the Founder of Eclipse, an L2 using the Solana Virtual Machine.

Celestia Spotlight is where we hear from the people at the forefront of the modular movement. For the first episode, we welcome Neel from Eclipse!

Saga is pleased to announce a partnership with Eclipse, a Web3 project that is building the first customizable modular rollup using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM).

Ashton Addison speaks with Neel Somani, Founder of Eclipse, on providing rollups designed to let on-chain applications integrate the best of various blockchains, the difference between dApps and app-chains, growth in mainstream use dApps on Solana, and their road to public testnet.

Developer Neel Somani picked up where he left off and raised $15 million for Solana startup Eclipse after his project in the Terra ecosystem tanked. He built a protocol that can swap out its Layer 1 component.

28 individuals and teams were selected for the inaugural cohort of Modular Fellows. Spanning execution layers, rollup infrastructure, DeFi apps, and more, Cohort One is a promising seed in the fast-emerging Celestia ecosystem.

CNBC Crypto World features the latest news and daily trading updates from the digital currency markets. On today’s show, we take a deep dive into the technology that makes Solana the fastest technology in the world.

The $9 million seed round was co-led by Tribe Capital and Tabiya, and follows an earlier $6 million in pre-seed funding.