Amazon Web Services (AWS) has been gradually incorporating web3 infrastructure into its solutions since the introduction of Amazon Managed Blockchain in 2019.
These services improve AMB’s functionality by enabling programmers to interact with open blockchains and create scale applications quickly and securely.
AMB Access enables developers to interface with distributed apps and digital assets across many blockchains, starting with Bitcoin, using normal remote procedure calls (RPCs) without the need for specialist infrastructure.
Developers can access standardized data from the mainnet of well-known blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum using AMB Query. These developments are a part of AWS’ continuous initiatives to improve and consolidate its web3-related services.
The objective is to satisfy the expanding demands of blockchain developers and companies.
Web3 Continues To Grow
However, recent changes in the blockchain environment have some experts in the sector worried. Many have started to worry that web3 development has stalled in the wake of the stablecoin crash in May, rumors of layoffs at businesses like KuCoin, and stricter laws in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
The latest statement from AWS serves as a reminder that blockchain technology still has a lot of room to grow and evolve in the future. The business has also expressed its intention to enlarge its staff with specialists in blockchain, smart contracts, and other web3 technologies.
This endeavor demonstrates that important industry participants are committed to keeping on the cutting edge of the fast changing web3 landscape, especially in uncertain times.
