Google Cloud has joined TRON as a super representative candidate. In the TRON network, super representatives participate in block generation and transaction packaging to ensure robust governance. TRON founder Justin Sun said that this cooperation not only strengthens governance, but also strengthens the integration of TRON and BigQuery, providing developers with better analysis and insights.
This is also a continuation of the cooperation between TRON and Google Cloud. As early as September last year, Google Cloud added TRON to the public dataset of BigQuery, enabling developers to perform advanced analysis to parse blockchain transactions and smart contract details on the TRON network. This not only simplifies the in-depth analysis of data-driven decision-making, but also paves the way for more complex decentralized applications DApp.
In addition, TRON will also use a series of Google Cloud solutions to provide support for the Web3 space, including Compute Engine for scalable computing resources and Kubernetes Engine for managing containerized applications.
As one of the fastest growing public chains, TRON's network value has been recognized worldwide. Infrastructure services from major mainstream companies including Huawei and Amazon have also supported the TRON network. These supports have further lowered the entry threshold of the TRON network, providing developers and users with more convenient and secure blockchain solutions, allowing TRON to better serve global users. So far, TRON has built a prosperous ecosystem covering stablecoins, DeFi, GameFi, NFT, Metaverse, cross-chain, DID, AI, RWA, etc.
In the future, TRON will continue to maintain close ties with global technology giants, continuously expand the ecosystem, and accelerate the application and development of blockchain on a global scale.
