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On Thursday, Google Cloud and Polygon Labs, which creates software and provide network support for the Polygon platform, announced an extensive partnership agreement. As part of a long-term strategic partnership spanning multiple years, this new initiative will lend assistance to Polygon and its rapidly expanding ecosystem.

As part of the collaboration, Google, an industry leader in cloud computing will update its Blockchain Node Engine to include support for Polygon, which is a layer-2 solution on Ethereum. As reported earlier on CoinGape, Solana and Ethereum are the only blockchains that are currently supported by Googles Blockchain Node Engine, which is a streamlined mechanism for developers to access and employ blockchains on Googles servers.

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While speaking about the partnership, Ryan Wyatt, President of Polygon Labs was quoted as saying:

Todays announcement with Google Cloud aims to increase transaction throughput enabling use cases in gaming, supply chain management, and DeFi.

This will pave the way for even more businesses to embrace blockchain technology through Polygon, he further added.

In addition, Google Cloud will be expanding its infrastructure to support Polygons newly launched zkEVM, a much-needed scalability solution for decentralized applications (Dapps) that harnesses ZK-rollups to perform off-chain computations. By the end of the third quarter, Google Cloud will also assist creators in deploying app-based blockchains that were built with Polygon technology on its servers.

In light of this crypto news, both the Polygon community and the larger crypto market have reacted positively to the announcement. Market participants are of the opinion that this may eventually result in a bullish scenario for the MATIC token as it sees more impending utility from the growing number of nodes, apps and user accounts being created.

In fact, startups backed by Polygon Ventures a fund that invests in companies built on Polygon will be eligible for Google Clouds newly announced Web3 startup program and receive credits to use towards hosting software on Google Clouds servers.

As things currently stand, theprice of MATIC is exchanging hands at $0.063, which represents a gain of 0.35% over the past 1 hour in contrast to a drop of 6% recorded over the last 24 hours. Additionally, it should be noted that MATICs technical analysis (TA) indicators at CoinGapes price tracker presently recommend a sell position, advising sell at level 13 and a buy at level 3 by its moving averages.

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Google & Polygon Partner To Drive Growth, MATIC Price To Rally? - CoinGape