China's Huawei Cloud is expanding to the Web3 industry

The Chinese multinational technology corporation, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., is expanding its Huawei Cloud services to the Web3 industry by upgrading its documentation and user guides in a new section called ‘Web3.0 Node Engine Service’.

As noticed by the renowned crypto news reporter Colin Wu on August 10, Huawei Cloud has updated “the introduction of the Ethereum node engine and TRON node engine.”

Overviewing the hosting service: “Web 3.0 Node Engine Service (NES) is a blockchain node engine platform developed by Huawei Cloud”, writes the Huawei Cloud team in the user guide.

“It simplifies blockchain network management, resource management, and authentication, while also providing developers with the ability to connect to mainstream blockchains like Ethereum. NES offers a stable, efficient, and secure infrastructure for Web 3.0 services.”

The documentation states that NES full-node hosting services can be used by:

DApp developers and users: They can configure nodes to interact with blockchains with dispatch.
Staking node carriers and individuals: They can use NES to host Ethereum full nodes, including execution and beacon nodes, and run validator nodes to connect with the hosted nodes.

Huawei also made available a complete guide to users who want to use its staking services, as well as a complete guide for developers and builders on both the Ethereum (ETH) and Tron (TRX) Networks.

Huawei’s competitor, Hetzner, was distancing itself from crypto

According to a report by the Twitter (X) account Seth For Privacy, one of Huawei’s competitors, Hetzner, expanded their Terms of Services (ToS) in 2022, creating an “adversarial environment”, in Seth’s words, to crypto node operators such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Monero (XMR).

Unfortunately, @Hetzner_Online decided to get my Twitter account temp banned for posting the tweet below.
Thankfully the ban is over, but another ridiculous move by Hetzner for their silent coming ban on cryptocurrency software + attempt to suppress public discourse. pic.twitter.com/Ox5mZEmdhS
— Seth For Privacy (@sethforprivacy) September 20, 2022

Hetzner also demanded Twitter to delete the original report on its platform, punishing the account that shared the warning with his followers — according to the author.

The recent move by Huawei demonstrates a will for a friendlier approach to cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and Web3 — not only for Web3 industry developers but also for usual investors and users.

Source: https://finbold.com/chinas-huawei-cloud-is-expanding-to-the-web3-industry/