In recent years, the EDF company has been involved on many occasions in the development of Web3 services. Today, its subsidiary Exaion Node has just announced the launch of an on-demand blockchain node service.
An on-demand node service
Exaionan EDF subsidiary specializing in Web3 solutions, just rolled out its new on-demand blockchain node service. Named Exaion Node, it is aimed at both independent professionals and companies.
The service has 4 different offers. While the free option only offers a shared node with a single deployable project, the larger one gives access to unlimited project deployment.
The different offers offered by Exaion
All offers are grouped around a common objective: save time for the various professionals using this service. In addition, Exaion believes up to 40% the time potentially saved by teams of developers using this service.
In addition, in its press release, the EDF group states that its actions in the Web3 are always designed in accordance with their ecological values :
“With Exaion Node, we are putting our low-carbon, sovereign and efficient infrastructures at the service of an increased and widespread adoption of Web3. This offer is easy to access, affordable and long-lasting, and will be enriched with many features in the months to come. »
Consequently, the 5 blockchains offered on Exaion Node mainly work with consensus methods with low CO2 emissions :
- Ethereum (ETH), which needs no introduction;
- Energy Web Chain (EWF), based on the Ethereum ecosystem;
- Tezos (XTZ), the largest blockchain of French origin;
- Avalanche (AVAX), the network with thousands of transactions per second;
- Bitcoin (BTC), the only accepted proof-of-work (PoW) network
Note that the Polkadot (DOT) and Polygon (MATIC) networks will soon be deployed on the platform. For the moment, the number of nodes commissioned by Exaion amounts to 200.
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Source: Exaion
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