Odaily News Polyhedra Network announced today a partnership with Google Cloud to jointly promote and expand zero-knowledge proof technology to meet the growing demand for this technology in Web3 and Web2 environments. This collaboration highlights Polyhedra's cutting-edge research and proprietary algorithms, which are now open to developers around the world through Zero Knowledge as a Service (ZK-as-a-service) provided by Google Cloud. This service enables developers to efficiently execute large-scale specific proofs on Google Cloud's infrastructure, thereby ensuring excellent performance and reliability. In addition, Polyhedra will use the strong support of Google Cloud to simplify the generation process of zero-knowledge proofs through the cloud-based Proof Cloud service, allowing developers to execute code directly on Google Cloud infrastructure, further improving development efficiency and expanding the application of zero-knowledge technology. Rishi Ramchandani, Head of Web3, Asia Pacific, Google Cloud, said: "We are committed to helping the growth of the Web3 ecosystem by providing developers with secure and scalable technology. Our collaboration with Polyhedra will drive the advancement of zero-knowledge solutions and make zero-knowledge technology accessible to more developers." Eric Vreeland, Chief Strategy Officer of Polyhedra, said: "The collaboration with Google Cloud is an important step in making zero-knowledge proof services open to everyone and is an innovative solution to the problems of data validity and computational scalability."