Tencent Cloud Signs Multiple Deals with Blockchain Firms

In order to support the improvement of the Web3 ecosystem, Tencent Cloud, one of the top cloud service providers in the world, has reached numerous agreements with blockchain companies. The tech giant declared the news in a press statement on February 22.

Firstly, Tencent Cloud and decentralized blockchain infrastructure provider Ankr inked a cooperation agreement to work together to create a number of blockchain API services for remote method call nodes. 

The new service will be implemented on the infrastructure of Tencent Cloud and offer connections to well-known blockchains that are being used to develop Web 3.0 games and apps.

Next, to speed up the adoption of Web3 applications, the cloud computing division of the Chinese internet company announced that it had entered into strategic cooperation agreements with three additional blockchain partners, Avalanche, Scroll, and Sui. 

Developers will have quick and effective node configurations due to the collaboration between Tencent Cloud and Avalanche. The collaboration between Tencent Cloud and Scroll will help developers create useful projects on Scroll and open up access to non-blockchain businesses with the aid of Tencent Cloud’s infrastructure presence. 

In addition, Tencent Cloud and Sui’s collaboration will offer game creators cloud development tools and qualified support to enhance on-chain game experiences.

Tencent Cloud’s Metaverse-in-a-Box Product

Furthermore, the company unveiled a brand-new Tencent Cloud metaverse-in-a-box product for Web3 developers that seamlessly integrates a variety of infrastructure, high-performance goods, out-of-the-box software development kits, and low-code solutions to be utilized in games and other forms of media entertainment.

A senior vice president at Tencent Cloud International, Poshu Yeung, stated that “with a transparent digital future ahead, Tencent cloud is prepared to, through its accumulated experience in the field of games, audio, and video, provide strong technical support for Web3.” The company will “cooperate with industry partners to offer more immersive experiences and cultivate the Web3 ecosystem,” added Yeung.

Meanwhile, in order to integrate blockchain into daily life, China’s Ministry of Science and Technology recently approved the opening of a blockchain research center in Beijing.