Google Cloud has officially joined Injective, an interoperable layer-1 blockchain, as a validator, further enhancing the network’s security and decentralization.
This move is part of Google Cloud’s broader initiative to support blockchain ecosystems, bringing enterprise-grade security and computational power to Injective’s infrastructure.
Google Cloud Expands Web3 Support
Beyond serving as a validator, Google Cloud is integrating its Web3 infrastructure with Injective, allowing developers to access blockchain data through BigQuery public datasets. This provides real-time insights for DeFi applications and institutional trading strategies, strengthening Injective’s use case for financial markets.
Additionally, Injective’s developer suite is hosted on Google Cloud, offering tools such as testnet faucets and indexed blockchain data, making dApp development more efficient. This collaboration bridges traditional cloud computing with blockchain innovation, accelerating adoption for Web3-native financial applications.
AI Innovation and Broader Blockchain Adoption
In a move to foster AI-powered blockchain solutions, Google Cloud, Injective, ElizaOS, and DoraHacks have announced a co-hosted AI Agent Hackathon. This initiative aims to encourage developers to create AI-driven financial applications using Injective’s iAgent framework, pushing the boundaries of AI and decentralized finance.
Google Cloud has previously joined other major blockchain networks like Celo, Solana, and Polygon as a validator, reinforcing its commitment to Web3 innovation. By continuing to merge enterprise cloud computing with blockchain technology, Google Cloud is driving mainstream adoption of decentralized ecosystems.
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