The partnership with Rome Protocol brings Solana-native features to Auto EVM through atomic composability.
Decentralised AI (deAI) infrastructure Autonomys Network partnered with Rome Protocol, a platform designed to enhance Ethereum Layer-2 rollups, to explore the integration of Rome’s interoperability layer which would connect the Autonomys Network with Solana.
“By integrating Rome Protocol into the Autonomys EVM, developers would instantly gain access to Solana-native functionality — such as liquidity, oracles, and DePIN primitives — without the need to write or deploy on Solana,” said Amik Ahmad, Head of Product at Autonomys. “This would dramatically simplify multi-chain development by abstracting away infrastructure complexity.”
In return, Solana developers will gain access to Autonomys’ distributed storage and compute infrastructure.
Autonomys is also evaluating the use of Rome’s Layer-2 solution as a shared sequencer for Auto Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). This would enable atomic composability, giving developers access to fast, low-cost transactions while maintaining Autonomys’ AI-optimised computing and decentralised identity infrastructure.
“Rome unlocks a new era for its Layer 2 solutions, enabling seamless interoperability and advanced governance,” said Anil Kumar, Co-founder and CEO of Rome Protocol. “By combining our secure protocols with Autonomys’ AI-driven, decentralised identity model, we’re paving the way for a more transparent, efficient, and secure blockchain ecosystem, where users control their data and decisions.”
As part of the partnership, Autonomys and Rome will jointly develop documentation and offer support resources for builders working across both networks. This collaboration will help simplify multi-chain development and accelerate the deployment of AI-powered decentralised applications (dApps).
