Blockchain-as-a-Service heavyweight GetBlock has entered into a long-term partnership with Nervos Network.

The collaboration between two teams includes various technical and marketing aspects, joint events and CKB nodes activation.

GetBlock joins Nervos Network’s ecosystem of partners

According to the official announcement shared by GetBlock, a leading blockchain nodes provider, its team becomes a technical partner of Nervos Network multi-layer blockchain.

Within the framework of the new partnership, GetBlock adds Nervos Network’s nodes to its stack of 40+ blockchains. Both shared and dedicated nodes will be available for GetBlock’s clients and their decentralized applications.

As such, GetBlock’s customers will be able to leverage the unique dual-layer infrastructure of Nervos Network. It merges battle-tested Proof-of-Work consensus with the opportunity to on-board sophisticated dApps designs.

GetBlock’s shared and dedicated nodes of Nervos Network blockchain are poised to become a go-to solution for dApps with various budgets and use-cases. GetBlock guarantees unmatched uptime, resource-efficiency, 24/7 support and flexible solutions for all requests.

GetBlock’s speaker introduced shared and dedicated nodes to BlockJam attendees

To celebrate the start of the partnership and introduce GetBlock’s USP to the global Web3 community, our very own Maria Key, a business development manager, took part in BlockJam, a largest community-driven event of Nervos Network.

Our colleague described the role of blockchain node providers in Web3 progress, the difference between shared and dedicated nodes, as well as the basics of the ‘Blockchain-as-a-Service’ concept.

BlockJam attendees were informed about the latest trends in dApps development and node management. Also, the speaker covered the latest developments of the GetBlock team including node clusters and customized explorers services.

BlockJam made headlines in mid-June, 2022. Hundreds of developers, entrepreneurs, DeFi , NFT, GameFi enthusiasts and crypto fans attended its events of main agenda and side programs.