Google Cloud joins ZetaChain to drive Web3 adoption
Google Cloud will serve as a validator, ensuring security and reliability, while ZetaChain is delegating 1 million tokens to bolster network strength.
Google Cloud has partnered with ZetaChain to support its Universal Blockchain, which aims to foster broader adoption of Web3 technology. The collaboration will allow decentralised apps, known as Universal Apps, to operate across multiple blockchain networks such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. The innovation breaks from traditional blockchains that are isolated and unable to interact with other networks.
As part of the deal, Google Cloud will act as a validator for ZetaChain, helping to secure the blockchain and support its growth. Google Cloud’s infrastructure will verify transactions and maintain a reliable ledger for the platform. ZetaChain is also delegating 1 million tokens to strengthen the network by incentivising validator activities.
Additionally, developers working on ZetaChain will gain access to Google Cloud’s Web3 Startups Program, which includes cloud credits to offset infrastructure costs and a testnet faucet to streamline app development and testing. This collaboration marks another significant move by Google Cloud to support Web3 and decentralised application development.
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