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## Core developer teams in The Graph ecosystem

Multiple teams work on various focus areas within The Graph. [GraphOps](https://graphops.xyz) is one of the teams focusing on data indexing. GraphOps leverages Waku for a unique use case in ['subgraph radioss'](https://thegraph.com/blog/subgraph-radio-information-exchange/), which we will explain in detail.
Multiple teams work on various focus areas within The Graph. [GraphOps](https://graphops.xyz) is one of the teams focusing on data indexing. GraphOps leverages Waku for a unique use case in ['subgraph radios'](https://thegraph.com/blog/subgraph-radio-information-exchange/), which we will explain in detail.

Subgraph radioss are a feature introduced by Graphcast that allows real-time streaming of data updates and events from The Graph's indexed subgraphs. They bridge The Graph's indexed data and Graphcast's event processing framework, making subgraph radioss a key component of Graphcast's real-time data streaming and event processing capabilities.
Subgraph radios are a feature introduced by Graphcast that allows real-time streaming of data updates and events from The Graph's indexed subgraphs. They bridge The Graph's indexed data and Graphcast's event processing framework, making subgraph radios a key component of Graphcast's real-time data streaming and event processing capabilities.

## What is Graphcast?

The Graph is be a decentralised indexing layer that does not rely on centralised communications. Graphcast was introduced to provide uncompromised communications in The Graph's indexing solution.
The Graph is a decentralised indexing layer that does not rely on centralised communications. Graphcast was introduced to provide uncompromised communications in The Graph's indexing solution.

Before the GraphOps team introduced Graphcast, the majority of the indexing solutions used three ways to communicate:

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