Decentralized storage has always had a pain point—it's easy to put data on the chain, but finding useful information from massive files is too cumbersome. Now, the collaboration between Walrus and Zark Lab offers a new approach.

Zark Lab is a blockchain-native AI platform with a straightforward core selling point: automatically upgrading your data with intelligent features. Users upload various formats of files (text, images, audio, video) to Walrus, and the system automatically generates tags and rich metadata, eliminating the need for manual processing by developers.

The most impressive part is their semantic search and intelligent API—supporting natural language queries, allowing you to ask questions like chatting, rather than relying on traditional indexes or SEO. Individual users can upload Discord chat logs, phone photo albums for instant retrieval, and companies can use it to manage mountains of business data.

The significance of this collaboration is that the data stored in Walrus has evolved from mere "static resources" to "interactive assets," instantly opening up the imagination space for decentralized storage.