Google Cloud is developing its own blockchain, Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL), completely under the radar.

Last year, we saw quite a bit of media attention paid to blockchain startups. They raised money from the public, then most of them vanished without a trace (or product). Ethics and legality of thei… ...

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

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

Google Cloud is launching its own layer-1 blockchain for financial institutions, taking on Ripple, Circle, and Stripe in ...

Finding [Daniel van Flymen]’s explanation of the fundamentals of a blockchain in terms of the creation of a simple example chain using Python was thus a breath of fresh air, and provided the ...

In addition to making Algorand accessible to more developers, native support for Python also benefits companies building applications by dramatically reducing an application's go-to-market costs ...

In addition to making Algorand accessible to more developers, native support for Python also benefits companies building applications by dramatically reducing an application's go-to-market costs ...

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 ...

Safecility, a Dublin-based Internet of Things specialist start-up, has won a prestigious contract to develop a blockchain-based platform to improve building safety. With much of building safety ...