HUAWEI CLOUD’s this move showcases the company’s commitment to facilitating the growth and adoption of blockchain technology and decentralised applications
The Web3.0 node engine service has been launched by HUAWEI CLOUD on the international station for public testing. The aim of the node engine service is to provide “full node hosting” services to assist DApp developers and network verifiers in achieving fast, stable, and efficient network connections. Along with dedicated full-node hosting for Ethereum staking, the service currently supports Ethereum and Tron.
For the decentralised application (DApp) industry, HUAWEI CLOUD’s recent launch of its Web3.0 node engine service marks a significant development. The service that targets DApp developers and network verifiers sets out to provide a more efficient, stable, and rapid network connection.
Including dedicated full-node hosting for Ethereum staking, the Web3.0 node engine service supports both the Ethereum and Tron networks. HUAWEI CLOUD’s this move showcases the company’s commitment to facilitating the growth and adoption of blockchain technology and decentralised applications. The company aims to expand its reach within the rapidly evolving blockchain and Web3.0 landscape by providing a streamlined, user-friendly, and secure platform. Based on user feedback and industry demands, future updates and improvements can be expected as the service undergoes public testing.
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