Google Cloud Becomes Validator for Injective Blockchain

Google Cloud has taken on the role of a validator for Injective, a layer-1 blockchain that allows for interoperability. This development enhances the network's security and decentralization.

Google Cloud's decision to support Injective's (INJ) ecosystem was announced in a press release from the company.

In addition to validating transactions, Google Cloud has integrated its Web3 infrastructure with Injective. Developers can now access Injective's blockchain data via Google Cloud's BigQuery public datasets, enabling real-time insights for decentralized finance (DeFi) applications and institutional trading strategies.

Today, @GoogleCloud launched a validator and new Web3 developer tools on Injective.

The company behind @gmail and @youtube now powers the blockchain built for finance.

Read about the collaboration between Injective and Google Cloud to drive developer adoption on Injective 🧵 pic.twitter.com/9xVWIWC2CX

Google Cloud also hosts Injective's developer suite, providing tools like testnet faucets and indexed data for decentralized application (dapp) development.

Injective and Google Cloud are jointly organizing an AI Agent Hackathon with ElizaOS and DoraHacks, inviting developers to create AI-driven financial applications using Injective's iAgent framework.

Google Cloud has previously joined networks such as Celo (CELO), Solana (SOL), and Polygon (POL) as a validator. Its Web3 services continue to connect traditional enterprise infrastructure with blockchain technology, promoting adoption across decentralized ecosystems.