While many businesses are intrigued by the proposed benefits that the blockchain can provide, finding technical experts has proven to be another concern altogether. Since blockchain technology is relatively new, few know the ins and outs of troubleshooting decentralized applications (DApps) and those that do are costly to hire. Therefore, allocating resources effectively continues to be a debilitating barrier for businesses looking to prove the return on investment (ROI) on a proposed blockchain project.
For this reason, the number of new business use cases continue to exist only conceptually. In response, several blockchain infrastructure providers are now proposing new methods for DApp deployment, many of which include a foundation on the Cloud. Consider that with well-developed APIs, businesses are given broader access to blockchain technology, even making the same resources accessible in emerging markets.
One of the projects proposing this infrastructure is Chain. Chain is recognized as a blockchain-based technology company and operates with the mission to build a smarter and more well-connected economy. As a part of this objective, the team builds cryptographic ledgers and Cloud infrastructure designed that, when deployed, has the potential to become the underpinning of future financial products and Web3 services.
Most recently, Chain has announced another addition to its portfolio, Chain Cloud. With Chain Cloud, developers are given a Cloud-based blockchain infrastructure designed to support ongoing adoption. In response to the release of Chain Cloud for developers, Deepak Thapliyal, the project’s CEO shares,
“Chain Cloud is the key to simplifying access to blockchain infrastructure for developers. Chain has
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