MAP Protocol x Google Cloud Solidifying Global Web3 Innovations
Today marks a significant moment in MAP Protocol history: MAP Protocol is joining hands with Google Cloud to inspire blockchain innovations and make blockchain-based applications and technology more accessible to the general public and small to large businesses.
The world-class engineers behind MAP Protocol have innovatively solved some of the most difficult challenges in cross-chain communication in a trustless and peer-to-peer way, allowing EVM and non-EVM chains to communicate seamlessly and assets on those chains to move freely and securely via its peer-to-peer light client & zk network.
By combining talent and technology, this joint effort underscores the Google Cloud and MAP Protocol’s shared commitment to blockchain innovation. It promises to extend the influence and technological capabilities of both parties. Google Cloud will be able to provide innovations in Web3 with a more robust infrastructure from underlying computing power, and security to a trusted execution environment, and better serve clients that are interested in blockchain technology, while MAP Protocol expects to bolster its user base and attract more developers to join its ecosystem.
And this is just the beginning. In the months to come, MAP Protocol will tap into Google Cloud’s technology to create an even more exciting playground for Web3 developers. With Google Cloud solid technology, MAP Protocol will be able to provide a supportive and solidified builder experience and make the transition from Web2 to Web3 seamless.
“The collaboration between cutting-edge blockchain technology and cloud computing platforms represents a pivotal moment in technological evolution,” said a spokesperson at Google Cloud. “By integrating MAP Protocol’s peer-to-peer interoperability with Google Cloud’s infrastructure, it creates a synergy that makes blockchain more accessible to both newcomers and seasoned developers. We are excited to see the innovative decentralized solutions that will emerge from this fusion of blockchain and cloud computing.”
This joined force should bolster the continuing growth of the Web3 industry, expanding access to tools and services that developers can rely on to take full advantage of the potential of decentralized blockchain technology.
