NEAR Protocol devs will now have access to support from Google Cloud, which will be providing infrastructure and 'technical support' for NEAR's Web3 startup platform, Pagoda.
Launched in February 2022, Pagoda is a startup platform that provides Web3 developers building on Near with a full-stack toolset to construct, launch and maintain their Web3 projects or DApps on the blockchain.
In a statement, Google Cloud director of digital assets Carlos Arena said his company's infrastructure will allow Near developers a means to “build and scale,” and said the company will continue to support “new products and services on blockchain-based platforms.”
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