Building decentralized infrastructure for Web 3.0 blockchain development and providing a Web 2.0 cloud edge solution in tandem significantly increases computational capacity by connecting more nodes on the network. Decentralized infrastructure requires security, high bandwidth, and fast provisioning, which OVHcloud provides.
Flux, a company that builds decentralized infrastructure for Web3 development, has announced a partnership with OVHcloud, a European cloud leader, to expand its edge cloud solution options. With this partnership, Flux will be able to move into new markets and increase its computing power by adding more nodes to its network. OVHcloud will also be able to get into the Web3 market.
"Over the past year, the number of people using and adopting the Flux cloud network has grown by a staggering 10,000%."
OVHcloud will provide infrastructure for Flux to support its Titan Node staking platform and will deploy FluxNodes in its 33 data centers worldwide. This partnership will allow Flux and OVHcloud to work together to build a better, more decentralized internet.
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About Flux
Flux Ecosystem offers an interoperable, decentralized AWS-like development environment with decentralized computing services and blockchain-as-a-service solutions. Flux uses a native POUW coin to power this ecosystem, providing incentives for hardware hosters, governance on-chain, and bad actor mitigation via staking requirements for running hardware. Flux runs on Linux to provide the network with high-availability compute power and uses the blockchain to ensure governance transparency. After soft-locking Flux capital in their wallet, Flux node operators can choose from three hardware tiers. Anyone in the world can be rewarded for providing network hardware.
About OVHCloud
OVHcloud is a leading European cloud provider with over 450,000 servers in 33 data centers on four continents and 1.6 million customers in 140 countries. The Group has been using an integrated model for more than 20 years to make sure that it has full control over its entire value chain, from designing its servers to building and running its data centers to making sure that its fiber-optic network works together. This allows OVHCloud to independently cover all of its customers' needs so they can benefit from an environmentally conscious model with frugal resource use and a low carbon footprint. OVHcloud offers customers the latest-generation solutions, combining performance, predictable pricing, and data sovereignty to support unfettered growth.