Google Cloud launches GCUL, a neutral Layer-1 blockchain for financial institutions, supporting Python smart contracts.

Rich Widman, head of Web3 strategy at Google, confirmed that it's going to be a so-called Layer 1 (L1) blockchain, named Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL). L1 refers to base blockchains, on top of ...

Rich Widmann, head of Web3 strategy at Google, outlined on Tuesday how his firm's upcoming layer-1 blockchain for finance ...

Google Cloud is advancing into blockchain infrastructure with the development of a Layer-1 platform, the Google Cloud ...

Google Cloud is testing GCUL, a Python-based Layer 1 blockchain for finance, aiming to enable tokenization, payments and 24/7 ...

Google Cloud has stepped into financial technology with the launch of its new blockchain platform, Google Cloud Universal ...

Google Cloud has confirmed that its L1 blockchain, Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL), is in a private testnet.

Organizations from tech companies to central banks are looking at how blockchain technologies could tackle some difficult problems. But what do developers think about distributed ledger systems?

Venture capitalists gave up on blockchain products in the third and fourth quarter of 2022. Investors cautiously returning in 2023.

Given how many new crypto and blockchain projects are launching now and will launch in 2022, we're likely to see MONCCO PR remain on our radars.