Google Cloud's cloud service has become a validator on Celo – Bits Media

Celo Foundation has entered into a partnership agreement with the Cloud Service of Google Cloud, Within the framework of which the subsidiary of Google will become a validator of the CELO network. This will increase the level of safety and stable operation of the platform.

Launching the knot in the Celo blockchain, Google Cloud became part of the group Validators, expanding the ecosystem of the fund. The group includes industry giants, such as Deutsche Telekom and ImpactMarket - Protocol, focused on expanding human rights and capabilities. Validators play an important role in any blockchain, checking and confirming transactions. They guarantee, that transactions comply with the rules of the network consensus, thereby supporting the security of the entire system.

As part of the CELO cooperation with Google Cloud, the Blockchain Node Engine Google Cloud mechanism will be used, fully controlled units placement service. This optimizes and accelerates operations for the participants of the CELO network, and also simplify the integration of Celo 2.0 With the Ethereum network.

One of the key advantages of the Blockchain Node Engine mechanism from Google Cloud is the ability to reliably relay transactions, Without waiting for nodes synchronization. This function is designed to increase the efficiency of the node, saving the time and resources of developers and users. Now the CELO ecosystem is used more 1000 projects c 150 countries, including decentralized applications (dApps).

“Google Cloud is focused on strengthening the Web3 ecosystem, Therefore, we are ready to offer developers tools, necessary for scaling applications. We launched a knot on the Celo network, Since we have a common mission to use blockchain and the latest technologies to support sustainable solutions, - said the head of the Google Cloud digital assets department Carlos Arena (Carlos Arena).

Last year, the Google Cloud service announced his intention to become a validator in the SOLANA blockchain, and in February expanded its presence on the TEZOS network. In April, Google Cloud added support for the second -level solution of Polygon.