Amazon Steps Up Its Blockchain Game: Expands Managed Services
Amazon is doubling down on blockchain technology! Amazon (AMZN) added new tools to Amazon Web Services, the world's largest cloud platform, designed to make it easier for developers to build blockchain-based solutions. This signals a major commitment to supporting the growing demand for Web3 applications and decentralized technologies.
Blockchain technology has gained significant recognition as an important and innovative technology in recent years. Recognizing this potential, Amazon continues to refine its offerings to address the complexities of blockchain development.
WAX Blockchain Chooses AWS and Amazon Managed Blockchain
The move underscores the appeal of Amazon's offerings to key players in the blockchain space. According to CoinDesk, gaming-focused layer-1 blockchain Worldwide Asset Exchange (WAX) has signed a deal to use Amazon Web Services (AWS) and integrate Amazon Managed Blockchain (AMB). This partnership demonstrates the value proposition of AWS for high-performance, scalable blockchain solutions.
Amazon Managed Blockchain: Simplified Web3 Development
Amazon Managed Blockchain (AMB) is a fully managed service designed to help you build resilient Web3 applications on both public and private blockchains. Use AMB to streamline your blockchain development process, eliminate the operational overhead, and focus on innovation.
According to latest announcement, Amazon has expanded its Managed Blockchain, to ramp up availability of access and query functions. This expansion aims to make it even easier for developers to retrieve and analyze blockchain data, a crucial component for building robust and data-driven Web3 applications.
Despite facing initial challenges with adoption and navigating the complexities of blockchain, Amazon's continued investment and service expansion position it as a leading provider of cloud solutions for the burgeoning Web3 ecosystem. By offering tools like Amazon Managed Blockchain, Amazon is empowering developers to build the next generation of decentralized applications.