Google Cloud to provide Web3 infrastructure to BNB projects

Google Cloud and crypto exchange Binance’s BNB Chain have recently announced that they have joined hands to help web3 startups grow more quickly. 

According to a recent press release from the exchange giant, developers of BNB chains can now obtain different types of technical support and scale their applications with the help of Google Cloud infrastructure.

Accelerated access to Google Cloud

As per the new plans, BNB Chain will now permit “accelerated access” to the Google for Startups Cloud Program. Over 1300 dApps are presently hosted on BNB Chain, which combines BNB Beacon Chain with BNB Smart Chain.

Members of the program would receive two years’ worth of GCP credits that can be used on any of its service. For more information on data management, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and other issues, eligible entrepreneurs can also get in touch with Google’s technical subject matter experts and startup success team.

Additionally, BNB Chain-based projects will be able to use Google Cloud for data encryption and on-demand, real-time analysis of on-chain data. Giving organisations and developers access to carbon-neutral cloud infrastructure so they can scale their offerings is a crucial benefit.

According to Gwendolyn Regina, Investment Director of BNB Chain, “by collaborating with Google Cloud, we can help these builders access the open, secure, and carbon neutral cloud infrastructure that’s needed to strengthen and scale their businesses.”

The relationship “builds on existing work to support customers’ needs in developing, transacting, storing value, and deploying new products on blockchain-based platforms,” according to James Tromans, Web3 Director at GCP.

This most recent partnership with BNB Chain comes in the wake of Google’s quickening entry into the Web3 space. Google Cloud established its Digital Assets team in January to assist in the development of other blockchain-related applications. It unveiled its brand-new team in May that is solely charged with providing Web 3 infrastructure, as TheCoinRise reported.