Huawei Cloud now supports over eight public chain networks, including Tron, Polygon, and Ethereum, aiming to make them more accessible to mainstream markets. The partnership aims to reduce development costs, increase node income by around 10%, and improve node online reliability to 99.95%.

H.E. Justin Sun has shared his enthusiasm for the collaboration between Huawei and Tron, welcoming the initiative.

Huawei Cloud introduces NES (Node Engine Service), enabling developers to run full and staking nodes more efficiently, abstracting complexities for dApp developers and network validators, thus providing a seamless experience.

NES offers benefits such as saving time and costs, maximizing rewards, boosting reliability and node availability, and leveraging the potential of Distributed Validator Technology (DVT).

NES offers three key scenarios: Public Chain Interconnection, Ethereum Validator Operations, and Layer 2 dApp Development, each catering to specific needs within the blockchain ecosystem.

Despite the positive development, the announcement has had little impact on the native token of the Tron blockchain, TRON, which is currently trading at $0.1082. However, the Tron community has expressed optimism about the innovation.

This development comes shortly after Huawei Cloud announced its significant market share in the Chinese region, as reported by the IDC Report. Meanwhile, the Tron Network has seen notable developments, including listings on crypto exchanges and increasing user accounts and TVL (Total Value Locked) in the past year.