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Google Cloud Partners With Polygon Labs, Building Web3 Products

source-logo  thenewscrypto.com 27 April 2023 22:25, UTC
  • Google Cloud will give rise to Blockchain Node Engine soon.
  • Aiming to support building Web3 products through Polygon.

In Thursday’s event of Consensus 2023 conducted by Coindesk, Google Cloud partnered with Polygon Labs for supporting all the protocols that include PoS, Supernets, and zkEVM respectively. This will enhance developers for the process of building Web3 products on an Ethereum-based layer 2 blockchain.

@googlecloud ☁️ @0xPolygon

Google Cloud will help accelerate adoption of core Polygon protocols w/ enterprise infrastructure & tools.

🤝🏽 strategic alliance to increase transaction throughput enabling use cases in gaming, supply chain & DeFi #onPolygon🤗https://t.co/POKztinzKP pic.twitter.com/r5P94YaQDt

— Polygon (Labs) (@0xPolygonLabs) April 27, 2023

Considerably, this collaboration will bring forth Google Cloud’s Blockchain Node Engine over the Polygon ecosystem. Furthermore, it might help developers to rely on protocol building, said Polygon Labs in the event that happened in Austin, Texas.

Google Cloud Fuels Through Polygon Ecosystem

Now, Google allows Polygon Ventures to receive Web3-based special benefits through the Startups Cloud Program, over 200,000 USD in credits. This is up to provide early access to a gated Discord Channel for all Web3 products and engineering teams.

Also, the President of Polygon Labs, Ryan Wyatt said,

“Today’s announcement with Google Cloud aims to increase transaction throughput enabling use cases in gaming, supply chain management, and DeFi. This will pave the way for even more businesses to embrace blockchain technology through Polygon.”

On the other hand, the Managing Director of Google Cloud for Asia Pacific, Mitesh Agarwal said that the industry tries to reduce risks by increasing several opportunities in Web3. For improvising data availability, resilience, and zkEVM performance, Google Cloud pretends to build over the past years, he added.

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