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July 4, 2023

Shards and Layer-2s: Unpacking NEAR and Ethereum's contrasting approaches to blockchain scalability

The landscape of blockchain scalability has evolved significantly in recent years, with Layer-2s (L2s) and sharding emerging as the two dominant approaches. Ethereum, a key player in the crypto industry, has adopted rollup-centric L2s to scale its network, while NEAR protocol has taken a different path, choosing to scale via sharding.

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June 26, 2023

NEAR Foundation Partners With Alibaba Cloud For Web3 Services

NEAR Foundation, the firm behind the NEAR protocol ecosystem development, is partnering with Alibaba Cloud, Alibaba Group's digital technology and intelligence backbone. The strategic alliance aims to galvanize the NEAR Foundation's reach into Alibaba Cloud's extensive developer ecosystem in Asia and the Middle East.

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June 26, 2023

NEAR Foundation and Alibaba Cloud forge powerful partnership to drive Web3 development in Asia

The NEAR Foundation and Alibaba Cloud have formed a strategic relationship to collaborate and speed up the development of dApps and blockchain technology, marking a significant milestone for the Web3 ecosystem in Asia. This partnership is a huge step forward in encouraging creativity, improving scalability, and facilitating widespread use of Web3 solutions in the area.

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cover-imageCryptoSlate
June 26, 2023

NEAR protocol feels a boost following Alibaba Cloud partnership

NEAR Protocol's token surged to a three-week high of $1.60, according to CryptoSlate's data, following the announcement of its Foundation partnership with Alibaba Cloud. Over the past month, NEAR has declined by nearly 4%, reaching as low as $1.17 on June 15 before slowly rebounding to its current levels.

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