WRITTEN IN THE CLOUDS: ApeChain Partnered with Web3 Cloud Computing Company Nirvana Labs!

ApeChain will run smoothly when it launches on mainnet later this year, thanks to a new partnership with Nirvana Labs, which will provide cutting-edge cloud technology to support ApeCoin’s needs around the swamp and beyond!

A great blockchain needs not only an engaging front end filled with games, experiences, memes, and more but also a robust backend capable of handling a lot of on-chain debauchery, from shit coining to gambling.

With this in mind, the ApeCoin DAO has announced its new collaboration with Nirvana Labs, a blockchain cloud company, ensuring there’s nothing bearish about Ape’s tech.

“APECHAIN x @nirvanalabsai, “the ApeCoin DAO tweeted earlier this week. “Nirvana Labs offers apes a reliable platform for dApp development, built on a proprietary cloud technology. APECHAIN has pre-purchased 1 billion API calls across the network, per month, for commercial agreements and grassroots applications. The Infrastructure spans NA, SA, Europe, Asia, & Oceania, with smart geo-load balancing for optimal response times.”

By partnering with Nirvana Labs, ApeChain is working with a partner that understands the needs of Web3 businesses and ensures reliable, safe, and high-performing infrastructure.

“Nirvana’s offerings include Nirvana Cloud, the world’s first bare metal cloud purpose-built for web3 companies, which is the backbone for its highly reliable load-balanced RPC nodes and enterprise-grade dedicated nodes,” the company wrote in a press release. “By combining bare metal infrastructure with a web3-centric operating system across more than a dozen data centers globally, Nirvana devours the intensive, dynamic workloads of blockchains while reducing cloud bills by as much as 80% compared to traditional providers.”

$Apes interested in setting up their own ApeChain node can visit Nirvana Labs’ website here: https://nirvanalabs.io/nirvana-flex-nodes

 

The Bored Ape Gazette is working to find out more about this partnership and why you should set up a node. Stay tuned for updates.