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Endless Genesis Cloud: Revolutionizing Web3 Infrastructure

At the recent W2140 World AI+Web3 Expo in Bangkok, the spotlight was on Endless Genesis Cloud, a next-gen platform aiming to make Web3 development more accessible.

ELSJ Team

Nov 16, 2024 — 1 min read

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At the recent W2140 World AI+Web3 Expo in Bangkok, the spotlight was on Endless Genesis Cloud, a next-gen platform aiming to make Web3 development more accessible. Led by Professor Xiong Yu, the platform combines advanced tools like distributed cloud components, AI integration, and serverless architecture. This innovation simplifies the creation of decentralized applications (dApps), allowing developers to build in Web3 as easily as in Web2.

The Challenges of Web3 Today

Despite its promise, Web3 faces hurdles like reliance on speculative markets and complex interfaces that deter users. Endless Genesis Cloud seeks to tackle these by focusing on real value creation, privacy, and decentralized control of digital assets.

A Vision for the Future

Professor Xiong emphasized user empowerment, aiming to democratize access to blockchain while promoting sustainable and innovative solutions. This could reshape the digital economy by fostering grassroots innovation and reducing the dominance of centralized platforms.

For full details, check out the original article on Cointelegraph.

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