Google Cloud Adds Support for 11 Blockchains Including Polygon and Polkadot

Google Cloud announced that it has added support for 11 additional blockchain networks. Some of these networks include names like Polkadot, Polygon, Optimism, and others. With the new feature, blockchain projects will be able to access BigQuery product of Google Cloud to store their public ledger.

Google Cloud hosting services first forayed into Bitcoin in 2018 with introduction of BigQuery. With the passage of time, Google added support for various blockchain projects such as Ethereum, Litecoin, and Dogecoin etc.

Nodes and decentralized protocol developers will now be able to access the server-less feature of Google Cloud services in the form of BigQuery. One of the main reasons that it is considered a good cloud hosting option for blockchain networks is its decentralized nature.

At the same time, in comparison to traditional server hardware it is considered to be more cost effective. Developers who are working with various skills and different projects can access the service as well.

Google Cloud Makes Data Archives Easier for Investors

Google Cloud service for blockchain has an important feature that makes it faster to fetch historical data in comparison to direct querying. The latest feature of Google Cloud will ensure rapid development for blockchain projects regardless of the crypto winter.

James Tormans heads the international wing of Web3 Google Cloud services. He noted that the cloud hosting services have been hiring, investing, and increasing their business venture in the DeFi sector.

 In this manner, Google has continued its effort to build long-term projects in the field rather than fleeting interest. Tormans told media that the company has noticed an increasing interest from clients regarding comprehensive suite of services based on blockchain technology. In this manner, their projects will be able to access more decentralized networks.

BigQuery is not only adding support for named blockchain projects such as Arbitrum, Cronos, Ethereum, Fantom, and Tron. At the same time, it has also added support for Ordinals project in the Bitcoin BigQuery dataset.

Data Access for Blockchain Protocols

Google executive have retained that the main driving force behind this project is increasing demand for blockchain foundations, Web3 data protocols, and blockchain projects.

This network is going to compile data from various sources in the blockchain sector from the mainstream market place. The scope of the service is also to make digital currencies more accessible.

User may be able to solve complex queries such as total number of NFT mints per day on specified blockchains networks. The comparison of transaction fees across various blockchain ecosystems at a given time.

And other questions such as the total number of wallets that are hosted on EVM chains. In this manner, BigQuery is going to make blockchain networks more accessible for the average user and assist in development of the Web3 sector.

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