Thu, September 19

Google Cloud Unveils Ethereum-Compatible RPC Service

Google Cloud Debuts Ethereum-Compatible RPC Service for Blockchain Developers Market News
  • Google offers Ethereum RPC service to support blockchain developers.
  • Google simplifies dApp development by providing secure access to the Ethereum blockchain.

Google Cloud has launched an Ethereum-compatible RPC service, enabling developers to build and scale blockchain applications on its platform. The service offers Ethereum developers a scalable infrastructure to deploy decentralized applications (dApps). 

RPC, or remote procedure call, is a crucial component of blockchain networks. Moreover, It allows developers to communicate with the Ethereum blockchain without running a full node. Google Cloud’s new service will simplify this process by offering reliable and secure access to the Ethereum network. The service aims to offer low-latency access to Ethereum, ensuring that developers can efficiently interact with the blockchain.

Enhancing dApps With Google’s Blockchain RPC

In addition, developers can leverage Google’s security tools, analytics, and data management solutions to enhance their dApps. This integration helps companies build scalable applications while minimizing infrastructure management. 

“Google Cloud’s Blockchain RPC offerings deliver fast response times — exactly what you’d expect from them,” said Kyle Quintal, Head of Engineering at 0xArc.

Earlier, on April 25, Google Cloud launched its Web3 Portal, offering blockchain resources like data sets and tutorials. The launch received mixed reactions, with critics pointing out its poor user interface and limited support for key blockchains like Bitcoin.

The service aligns with the Ethereum JSON-RPC standard, simplifying integration for developers into their applications. It provides a complimentary tier that supports up to 100 requests per second and 1 million requests daily, enabling developers to create real-time and data-heavy applications without any expenses. Google Cloud’s entry into blockchain infrastructure is expected to support developers across various industries, particularly those focused on decentralized finance (DeFi) and enterprise blockchain solutions.

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