Polygon LabsAnd Google Cloudwill come together to drive the improvement and adoption of the infrastructure and developer tools of the Ethereum scaling protocol.
Polygon’s core protocols, including Polygon PoS (proof-of-stake), Polygon zkEVM, and Polygon Supernets, will benefit from Google Cloud’s framework and developer tools provisioning. The partnership aims to simplify developer integration to build, launch and grow Web3 products and decentralized applications on Polygon.
Transactions will be faster and cheaper
Google Cloud’s partnership with the ecosystem is expected to advance Polygon’s zero-knowledge development.
Zero-knowledge proofs of Polygon zkEVM Google Cloud It has been reported that testing it on the platform results in faster and cheaper transactions compared to the existing infrastructure. Polygon zkEVM beta, an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) scaling solution, was released to the mainnet in March 2023. Thanks to the zkEVM beta, transaction costs on the network have decreased, while the efficiency of smart contract deployments has increased.
of Google Cloud Blockchain Node Engine will be used by the Polygon ecosystem to assist with the time-consuming and costly overheads of acquiring, maintaining and operating private blockchain nodes. This particular integration is the developers of Polygon. Polygon PoSIt aims to eliminate the need to configure and run nodes.
Making a statement on the subject, Polygon Labs president Ryan Wyatt highlighted the wide range of benefits that the protocol will bring to its ecosystem through the partnership. In his speech, Wyatt said: “Today’s announcement with Google Cloud aims to increase transaction volume by enabling use cases in gaming, supply chain management and DeFi.”
The partnership will also provide capital resources to Polygon ecosystem developers, companies that develop Web3 products and dApps. early stage Polygon VenturesSome initiatives supported Google for Startups Cloudprogram and will be able to take advantage of the newly launched Web3 exclusive benefits.
