"Wow that's the best, Google Cloud seems to be making great strides."
Announced by the giant firm Google Cloud, its service called BigQuery has expanded the capabilities of their data warehouse through the merger of 11 blockchain technology networks.
Blockchain networks it integrates are Avalanche, Arbitrum, Cronos, Görli Ethereum tetsnet, Fantom, Near, Optimism, Polkadot, Polygon mainnet, Mumbai Polygon testnet including Tron.
It is well known that the action taken by Google Cloud is the result of a collective request made by blockchain, analytics firm Web3, partners, developers and customers.
However, the main goal behind the development is not only to provide a more comprehensive view of the cryptocurrency market but also to allow query* of multiple blockchain networks.
*Allows anyone to build a subgraph and incentivizes the community to coordinate and grow the network
So here it can be seen that users are allowed to determine the daily printing of non-fungible tokens (NFT) across three specific chains, compare transaction fees between various chains and determine the number of active wallets on the leading EVM chain.
In context, BigQuery is a fully managed serverless data warehouse by Google that offers the ability to perform analytics at scale on large amounts of data, simplifies queries and comes with integrated machine learning features.
The latest development is in line with the ambitions of Google Cloud where in April 2023, they plan to help startups and Web3 projects with a new initiative called 'Google for Startups Cloud Program'.
