Google Cloud joins Flare as infrastructure provider
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Flare Network, a platform that enables blockchain interoperability through the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) layer-1, has partnered with Google Cloud to serve as its infrastructure provider.
This collaboration is a significant milestone for Flare, as it welcomes one of the world’s leading cloud computing providers. Additionally, it marks the first time Google Cloud is offering infrastructure services to a decentralized oracle system.
According to a press release on January 22, Google Cloud will play a dual role in supporting Flare. Firstly, it will contribute to the network’s security by validating new blocks on the blockchain. Secondly, it will contribute to the Flare Time Series Oracle (FTSO), the platform’s native oracle, by providing decentralized price and data feeds.
The FTSO is a critical component of Flare’s infrastructure, ensuring that decentralized applications (dapps) have access to accurate and reliable data. By partnering with Google Cloud as an FTSO data provider, Flare is further enhancing the security and reliability of its data.
This partnership represents a significant step forward for Flare, solidifying its position as a leading blockchain platform for decentralized finance (defi) and real-world asset tokenization (RWA).
With the expertise and resources of Google Cloud, Flare is well-positioned to become the go-to platform for building the next generation of dapps.
For Flare users, this collaboration means they can expect more reliable and secure data feeds on the network. This will enable developers to build more advanced dapps that can access a wider range of data sources.
Google Cloud joins other prominent infrastructure providers on the Flare network, including Ankr and Sensei Nodes.
Read more: Flare partners with Avascan Block to launch Flarescan explorer.
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