Polkadot is emerging as the global Web3 supercomputer, mirroring the role of AWS in today's world. While AWS relies on servers, Polkadot leverages blockchain and introduces Cores to address Web3 scalability. Cores, akin to servers in Web2, handle tasks such as processing and supplying networks and services but with improved scalability and efficiency.

Users adopting Polkadot gain access to dynamic computational power tailored to their needs, benefiting various projects and applications. For instance, projects with fluctuating transaction volumes can adjust their computational power accordingly. Polkadot's initiative aims to introduce immutable software in a trustless environment, making scalability intuitive.

Polkadot has endorsed this development by sharing Dakota's post, generating excitement among members. Dakota views Polkadot's system as simplifying scalability, envisioning it as a pivotal step in building Web3's next chapter. The surge in Polkadot's native token, DOT, may also be attributed to the introduction of native cross-chain swaps, allowing users to seamlessly exchange native ETH to DOT within their wallets.