The MAP protocol partners with Google Cloud to improve blockchain accessibility for users.
Posted: December 29, 2023 9:34 AM Updated: December 29, 2023 10:52 AM
Correction and fact check date: December 29, 2023, 9:34 AM
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The MAP Protocol has partnered with Google Cloud to improve the accessibility of blockchain-based applications for the public and enterprises.
Bitcoin Layer 2 Network MAP protocol Announced a partnership with Google Cloud, a suite of cloud computing services supported by Google. This joint effort is designed to improve the accessibility of blockchain-based applications and technologies for both the general public and businesses of all sizes.
As part of the collaboration, MAP Protocol aims to attract more developers to the ecosystem, promoting a smooth transition from Web2 to Web3 and promising to expand the influence and technical capabilities of both parties. Google Cloud will serve customers interested in blockchain technology by providing infrastructure support, including underlying computing power, security, and a trusted execution environment.
At the same time, this collaboration will allow the MAP protocol to strengthen its user base, provide an attractive environment for Web3 developers, and enhance the builder experience.
The joint effort aims to support the continued expansion of the Web3 industry and expand access to tools and services that developers can leverage to unlock the full potential of decentralized blockchain technology.
“By integrating the peer-to-peer interoperability of the MAP protocol with Google Cloud’s infrastructure, we create synergies that make blockchain more accessible to newcomers and seasoned developers alike. We are excited to see the innovative decentralized solutions that will emerge from the convergence of blockchain and cloud computing.” A Google Cloud spokesperson said:
The MAP protocol operates on Bitcoin Layer 2 and peer-to-peer omnichain infrastructure by leveraging light clients and zero-knowledge (ZK) technology. This approach promotes interoperability between chains without the need for a centralized intermediary.
Google Cloud Strengthens Blockchain Presence
As part of Google Cloud’s strategic effort to strengthen its presence in the blockchain space, it is expanding its collaboration by partnering with innovative projects.
Earlier this year, Google Cloud collaborated with Injective, a blockchain for financial applications, to launch Nexus, a blockchain data integration project that provides access to Injective’s core chain data through Google Cloud’s Analytics Hub.
This partnership was intended to advance the development of decentralized finance (DeFi) applications and institutional trading strategies by making custom infusing datasets available to a wider audience.
The partnership between MAP Protocol and Google Cloud represents a joint effort to improve accessibility to blockchain applications, strengthen the growth of the Web3 industry, and highlight both parties’ commitment to advancing the adoption of decentralized blockchain technology.
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