The turbulent socioeconomic environment of the past few years has had a lasting impact on cloud adoption, coupled with a global pandemic and widespread home-based prompting enterprises to accelerate digital transformation and major cloud-based applications to rapidly launch new cloud services to retain users.

By 2023, digital transformation initiatives begin to move at a rapid pace and show no signs of slowing down.

No longer an optional solution for enterprises to migrate their industries to the cloud, the benefits and new capabilities of the cloud are critical to business transformation and growth as the Web3 era approaches and economic markets falter.

As cloud service providers continue to improve their offerings and enterprises make strategic moves to remain competitive, Web3 is sure to bring about dramatic changes that will impact all aspects of the Internet and its infrastructure, including cloud computing, which, as the infrastructure for the blockchain, still needs to be redesigned for efficiency to better handle large amounts of data and excessive loads, so Web3 needs the Web3 Cloud.

Today, opinions on Web3 Cloud are still mixed, and most people are still on the fence, but they never stop talking about Web3 and the cloud, and at least Web3's ideal of wanting to bring the Internet back to its beginnings is plentiful.

At the advent of the Web3 era, cloud computing or with its own unique charm, attracting many Web2 big elites to join, including many Ali, Tencent, Amazon, Google, Huawei and other traditional Internet executives and technical personnel, while capital also in the Web3 cloud track to make frequent moves.

As a global technology hotspot, Web3 cloud star fire has risen, when will there be a prairie momentum? What are the big moves of the major companies?

Technology giants' interest in Web3 is growing

Internet technology is developing rapidly. On the one hand, the convenient network has penetrated into the public's life, and on the other hand, while people rely on the network, they also have a high standard and diversified demand for it.

Web3 is regarded as another innovation in the field of technology, which raises the dimension of Internet life again.

As the Web3 concept has triggered a global startup boom, a new customer base is being formed, and a number of cloud service vendors have focused their efforts in the Web3 space as early as the discerning eye has seen the potential market demand. Here we will briefly introduce a few cloud service vendors to play the way of Web3.

Google Recently, Google Cloud announced that it will soon become a verified node on the Tezos Network, and the tech giant's enterprise customers will be able to deploy Tezos nodes to build Web3 applications on the network, an integration that demonstrates the tech giant's interest in blockchain and Web3 projects.

Tezos said the company sees the partnership as an "extremely strong signal" for the developer community to have a large infrastructure platform like Google Cloud. They may also inspire confidence in other companies interested in entering the industry until they can leverage the scale and resilient infrastructure that companies like Google offer to make it happen.

Through its enterprise program, new and existing Google Cloud customers will be able to build Web3 applications and deploy nodes and indexers on the Tezos protocol, meaning companies and developers alike can take advantage of Tezos blockchain technology as well as Google Cloud's infrastructure.

Tencent Last month on the 22nd, at the inaugural Global Web3 Summit, Tencent Cloud, the cloud business of global technology company Tencent, demonstrated its commitment to the Web3 community and established partnerships with Web3 partners to help builders accelerate the adoption of Web3.

Tencent Cloud also unveiled a full suite of blockchain API services and a development roadmap for its new Tencent Cloud Metaverse-in-a-Box product, providing a strong technology foundation for Web3 builders while reinforcing its commitment to be a digital enabler for the Web3 industry.

At the conference, Tencent Cloud revealed that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Web3 infrastructure provider Ankr to jointly develop a suite of blockchain API services, meaning Tencent has officially joined the race with cloud service providers like AWS to attract Web3 developers.

The latest Tencent Cloud technology introduces the concept of immersive convergence, where the physical and digital economies meet and merge.

As more and more enterprises are keen to explore and adapt to an efficient and transparent digital future, Tencent Cloud's years of technology experience in gaming, audio and video can provide strong technical support for Web3, working with industry partners to create a more immersive experience and foster a better Web3 ecosystem.

Huawei The day after the first Global Web3 Summit, at the Huawei Cloud Asia Pacific Partnership Leaders Summit 2023 in Bali, Indonesia, Huawei Cloud announced that it has established "heavyweight" partnerships with several blockchain companies to launch its Metaverse & Web3 Alliance program, which aims to promote the rapid adoption and diffusion of these technologies in East Asia and beyond.

Already Polygon, Deepbrain Chain, Morpheus Labs and other blockchain solutions will be partnering with Huawei Cloud, in addition to other IT companies in the region, such as Cloudsec Asia, Sirius, HKT Enterprise Solutions, China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom, the summit brought together big names to discuss the expansion of the technology. The summit also brought together other IT companies in the region, such as Cloudsec Asia, Sirius, HKT Enterprise Solutions, China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom, to discuss expanding technology coverage.

It's easy to see that Huawei's goal is to integrate blockchain into its cloud services through collaboration, and the company also introduced its cloud-based Web3 solution at the summit.

Yet the recent blockchain alliance is just one of Huawei's efforts to expand new technologies; since launching its blockchain service in 2018, Huawei Cloud has been exploring the potential role of 5G in the development of the metaverse, and also launched its NFT collection and trading platform in April last year.

Web3 has become a regular feature in the news and has steadily made its way into the public eye step by step.

We can see a lot of reports about the new technology and architecture of Web3 in the technology section, and we can also see many investment institutions and well-known companies laying out Web3's moves in the financial section.

The explosion of Web3 means that this is a big market full of opportunities and infinite possibilities. In the face of the competitive wave, players keep pushing new technologies to resist the impact of wave after wave of technological innovation. And what will be the surefire way to deal with the giants step by step?

The turbulent socioeconomic environment of the past few years has had a lasting impact on cloud adoption, coupled with a global pandemic and widespread home-based prompting enterprises to accelerate digital transformation and major cloud-based applications to rapidly launch new cloud services to retain users.

By 2023, digital transformation initiatives begin to move at a rapid pace and show no signs of slowing down.

No longer an optional solution for enterprises to migrate their industries to the cloud, the benefits and new capabilities of the cloud are critical to business transformation and growth as the Web3 era approaches and economic markets falter.

As cloud service providers continue to improve their offerings and enterprises make strategic moves to remain competitive, Web3 is sure to bring about dramatic changes that will impact all aspects of the Internet and its infrastructure, including cloud computing, which, as the infrastructure for the blockchain, still needs to be redesigned for efficiency to better handle large amounts of data and excessive loads, so Web3 needs the Web3 Cloud.

Today, opinions on Web3 Cloud are still mixed, and most people are still on the fence, but they never stop talking about Web3 and the cloud, and at least Web3's ideal of wanting to bring the Internet back to its beginnings is plentiful.

At the advent of the Web3 era, cloud computing or with its own unique charm, attracting many Web2 big elites to join, including many Ali, Tencent, Amazon, Google, Huawei and other traditional Internet executives and technical personnel, while capital also in the Web3 cloud track to make frequent moves.

As a global technology hotspot, Web3 cloud star fire has risen, when will there be a prairie momentum? What are the big moves of the major companies?

Technology giants' interest in Web3 is growing

Internet technology is developing rapidly. On the one hand, the convenient network has penetrated into the public's life, and on the other hand, while people rely on the network, they also have a high standard and diversified demand for it.

Web3 is regarded as another innovation in the field of technology, which raises the dimension of Internet life again.

As the Web3 concept has triggered a global startup boom, a new customer base is being formed, and a number of cloud service vendors have focused their efforts in the Web3 space as early as the discerning eye has seen the potential market demand. Here we will briefly introduce a few cloud service vendors to play the way of Web3.

Google Recently, Google Cloud announced that it will soon become a verified node on the Tezos Network, and the tech giant's enterprise customers will be able to deploy Tezos nodes to build Web3 applications on the network, an integration that demonstrates the tech giant's interest in blockchain and Web3 projects.

Tezos said the company sees the partnership as an "extremely strong signal" for the developer community to have a large infrastructure platform like Google Cloud. They may also inspire confidence in other companies interested in entering the industry until they can leverage the scale and resilient infrastructure that companies like Google offer to make it happen.

Through its enterprise program, new and existing Google Cloud customers will be able to build Web3 applications and deploy nodes and indexers on the Tezos protocol, meaning companies and developers alike can take advantage of Tezos blockchain technology as well as Google Cloud's infrastructure.

Tencent Last month on the 22nd, at the inaugural Global Web3 Summit, Tencent Cloud, the cloud business of global technology company Tencent, demonstrated its commitment to the Web3 community and established partnerships with Web3 partners to help builders accelerate the adoption of Web3.

Tencent Cloud also unveiled a full suite of blockchain API services and a development roadmap for its new Tencent Cloud Metaverse-in-a-Box product, providing a strong technology foundation for Web3 builders while reinforcing its commitment to be a digital enabler for the Web3 industry.

At the conference, Tencent Cloud revealed that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Web3 infrastructure provider Ankr to jointly develop a suite of blockchain API services, meaning Tencent has officially joined the race with cloud service providers like AWS to attract Web3 developers.

The latest Tencent Cloud technology introduces the concept of immersive convergence, where the physical and digital economies meet and merge.

As more and more enterprises are keen to explore and adapt to an efficient and transparent digital future, Tencent Cloud's years of technology experience in gaming, audio and video can provide strong technical support for Web3, working with industry partners to create a more immersive experience and foster a better Web3 ecosystem.

Huawei The day after the first Global Web3 Summit, at the Huawei Cloud Asia Pacific Partnership Leaders Summit 2023 in Bali, Indonesia, Huawei Cloud announced that it has established "heavyweight" partnerships with several blockchain companies to launch its Metaverse & Web3 Alliance program, which aims to promote the rapid adoption and diffusion of these technologies in East Asia and beyond.

Already Polygon, Deepbrain Chain, Morpheus Labs and other blockchain solutions will be partnering with Huawei Cloud, in addition to other IT companies in the region, such as Cloudsec Asia, Sirius, HKT Enterprise Solutions, China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom, the summit brought together big names to discuss the expansion of the technology. The summit also brought together other IT companies in the region, such as Cloudsec Asia, Sirius, HKT Enterprise Solutions, China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom, to discuss expanding technology coverage.

It's easy to see that Huawei's goal is to integrate blockchain into its cloud services through collaboration, and the company also introduced its cloud-based Web3 solution at the summit.

Yet the recent blockchain alliance is just one of Huawei's efforts to expand new technologies; since launching its blockchain service in 2018, Huawei Cloud has been exploring the potential role of 5G in the development of the metaverse, and also launched its NFT collection and trading platform in April last year.

Web3 has become a regular feature in the news and has steadily made its way into the public eye step by step.

We can see a lot of reports about the new technology and architecture of Web3 in the technology section, and we can also see many investment institutions and well-known companies laying out Web3's moves in the financial section.

The explosion of Web3 means that this is a big market full of opportunities and infinite possibilities. In the face of the competitive wave, players keep pushing new technologies to resist the impact of wave after wave of technological innovation. And what will be the surefire way to deal with the giants step by step?