Binance and Google working together

BNB Chain is collaborating with Google Cloud to create a bridge between Web 3.0, blockchain startups, and Google Cloud Services.

Google and Binance Smart Chain are working together to help Web 3.0 and blockchain startups create more effective and widespread products and services.

Being compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine and therefore enabling multi-chain ecosystem development, BNB Chain was created with the merge of the BNB Beacon Chain and the BNB Smart Chain in February 2022.

 

The partnership with Google will grant the existing BNB Chain contributors access to Google Cloud services, and enable the use of the cloud’s framework and properties in a more secure and expandable way.

 

Over 1,300 actively working apps on the BNB Chain, including the DApps, metaverse, blockchain gaming companies, and NFT, will be able to use the services and tools offered by the two platforms.

 

Google Cloud will enable these projects to work with data authentication and real-time chain analysis on demand. It is important to note that Google Cloud's low-cost, zero-carbon-emission infrastructure will support both developers and their projects.

 

It will not only be Web 3.0 projects that will be using Google Cloud’s infrastructure to their benefit. The startups in the Google Cloud program will be connected to the Web 3.0 projects in the BNB Chain ecosystem, including the projects under the BNB Chain’s Most Valuable Builder (MVB) Accelerator initiative.

Google aims to support the startups on their journey to establishing their projects, and so, through its Startups program, Google Cloud grants yearly credits that can be granted for a maximum of two years.

This will enable Web 3.0 developers to get connected with the program members and the facilities under Google, which are backed by experts in their fields, including data management and artificial intelligence. Web 3.0 developers will also be holding workshops in addition to training sessions, and certifications will be given to Google Cloud members.

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Google and Binance Smart Chain are working together to help Web 3.0 and blockchain startups create more effective and widespread products and services.

Being compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine and therefore enabling multi-chain ecosystem development, BNB Chain was created with the merge of the BNB Beacon Chain and the BNB Smart Chain in February 2022.

 

The partnership with Google will grant the existing BNB Chain contributors access to Google Cloud services, and enable the use of the cloud’s framework and properties in a more secure and expandable way.

 

Over 1,300 actively working apps on the BNB Chain, including the DApps, metaverse, blockchain gaming companies, and NFT, will be able to use the services and tools offered by the two platforms.

 

Google Cloud will enable these projects to work with data authentication and real-time chain analysis on demand. It is important to note that Google Cloud's low-cost, zero-carbon-emission infrastructure will support both developers and their projects.

 

It will not only be Web 3.0 projects that will be using Google Cloud’s infrastructure to their benefit. The startups in the Google Cloud program will be connected to the Web 3.0 projects in the BNB Chain ecosystem, including the projects under the BNB Chain’s Most Valuable Builder (MVB) Accelerator initiative.

Google aims to support the startups on their journey to establishing their projects, and so, through its Startups program, Google Cloud grants yearly credits that can be granted for a maximum of two years.

This will enable Web 3.0 developers to get connected with the program members and the facilities under Google, which are backed by experts in their fields, including data management and artificial intelligence. Web 3.0 developers will also be holding workshops in addition to training sessions, and certifications will be given to Google Cloud members.

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