Google Cloud, Polygon Labs to boost Web3 product adoption

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Google Cloud and Polygon Labs have established a partnership that aims to accelerate the adoption of core Polygon protocols.
The collaboration will provide developers with the support needed to streamline the creation, launch, and growth of Web3 products and decentralized applications on Polygon, according to a statement.
As part of these efforts, Google Cloud will introduce Blockchain Node Engine, the firm’s node-hosting service, to the Polygon ecosystem. This integration will enable developers to maintain control over their node deployments as they grow their offerings.
The partnership will also support early-stage startups in Polygon Ventures’ portfolio by providing benefits through the Google for Startups Cloud Program. These benefits include US$200,000 in credits and early access to products.
Google Cloud recently reported its first profitable quarter in three years, seeing US$191 million in operating income for Q1 2023.
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Editing by Thu Huong Le and Lorenzo Kyle Subido
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