Google reb3hy3 )noara blockchain ase.

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mate s3 google nso retoto nno)ma yie ahy3 ne blockchain ase. medwene s3 3y3 asem d3 ma y3nyinaa. S3 3ba mu a, na kyer3 s3 krypto nso b3nya ne b33bi pa ada .

Google is working on its own blockbuster to support its cloud services and to strengthen future positions, in the light of active competition from start-ups working with the blockbuster. This is reported by Bloomberg, with reference to several sources familiar with the situation.

Developments are conducted by specialists of Google's parent office, Alphabet Inc. The company intends to use distributed registry technology to increase the security and reliability of storing information about transactions and other data in its cloud services. The timing of the launch of the product has not been disclosed.

"As with other innovative technologies, representatives of different departments are exploring the potential for blockage, but it is too early to talk about any specific dates," the Google representative said.

The Internet giant also concluded a number of agreements that imply the subsequent acquisition and investment in certain start-ups operating in this area, sources said.

In 2016, Google first began testing block-development in its cloud. According to sources, now the company is launching a much more extensive testing of the ways of using and deploying block-technology for its services.

However, as we reported earlier, in June 2018 Google will prohibit online advertising that promotes any content related to crypto currency, as part of its recently updated financial services policy, which introduces restrictions on several financial products, including CFDs ), rolling spot forex and rates on the financial spread - all this is considered as products with high risk.