"Wow looks like Google is getting more interested in joining the crypto world."
Unwittingly, the cloud division of technology giant Google (GOOGL) seems to be quick to join the Flare blockchain as part of its goal to become a validator including an infrastructure provider.
Google Cloud is one of 100 organizations implementing that combined role where it can protect the network as a validator and contribute to Oracle's Flare Time Series (FTSO).
Please be informed that Flare which calls itself a "blockchain for data" has given developers access to decentralized data through their Orcale system.
Explained in more detail, Oracle refers to entities that connect networks to external systems and allow smart contracts to be executed based on inputs and outputs from the outside world.
Flare's infrastructure provider is responsible for providing high-quality data to help developers build use cases for blockchain technology and then adopt it.
It is well known that there are several entities offering access to data volumes such as Google Cloud which further expands the Flare ecosystem and the continued use of blockchain in technology giants such as Google.
Right after Google and Flare teamed up, the price of its founding token FLR managed to climb by 34.36% to $0.02 in the last 24 hours with a market capitalization of $753 million and gained 29.25% over the last week.
