PANews reported on May 13, according to CoinDesk, that following the successful deployment of the Pectra upgrade on Ethereum last week, the network's core developers have turned their attention to the next major on-chain upgrade: Fusaka. Developers have already begun planning the next network upgrade, Fusaka, and have agreed to include an EIP called "PeerDAS," which could help the network support larger transaction data "blobs." PeerDAS, or Peer Data Availability Sampling, will allow validators to download portions of data from "blobs" rather than the entire "blobs" to verify whether the data has been published to the network. Theoretically, PeerDAS could reduce Layer 2 transaction costs and benefit institutions running validators on the Ethereum blockchain. Fusaka is scheduled to go live by the end of 2025 and will eventually include a series of additional upgrades beyond PeerDAS.