Solana Labs' development subsidiary, Anza, is set to develop a new validator client called Agave.

BlockBeats reported on January 30th that Anza, a development company spun off from Solana Labs, announced the development of a validator client called Agave (a fork of the client), which will maximize the normal operation time of the Solana network and prepare for the launch of other clients. Anza will also further adopt Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) and build the next-generation Web3 protocol through core engineering work. It is reported that Anza was founded by a group of executives and core engineers from Solana Labs and is building a next-generation developer store centered around Solana. It will build a forked version of the Solana Labs validator client called Agave and contribute to other major protocols within the Solana ecosystem.