Fujitsu aims to host a worldwide planning and development competition.
The platform would facilitate the development of a rich ecosystem of Web3 apps.
Web3 Accelerator is dedicated to helping startups in a growing field. By offering co-working space, business assistance, financing options, and community, the program aids entrepreneurs in creating, tokenizing, and releasing new products.
Fujitsu, a Japanese multinational technology firm, has announced the release of a new platform to aid Web3 developers globally. Moreover, Fujitsu’s Web3 Acceleration Platform intends to supply a development environment, blockchain-based service APIs, high-computing technologies, simulations, AI, combinatorial optimization, and more to start-ups, industry partners, and universities working on Web3 applications and services.
Rich Ecosystem of Web3 Apps
When it comes to digital content rights management, commercial transactions, contracts, and procedures, among others, the firm said on February 8 that its platform would facilitate the development of a rich ecosystem of Web3 apps.
In addition, the Fujitsu Accelerator Program for Containers as a Service (CaaS) will provide free access to chosen members in its worldwide partner programme. Starting in March, programme partners in Japan will have access to the platform; the business intends to roll it out internationally in the second half of this year.
Moreover, Fujitsu aims to host a worldwide planning and development competition to aid in the expansion of its new platform, with the goals of establishing DAO communities and developing original Web3 services.
In the last year, there has been an increase in Web3-based accelerator programmes. The first cohort of the Web3 accelerator Beacon has completed and shown their blockchain-based firms. “Cohort 0” kicked off in October with 15 enterprises from the cryptocurrency’s DeFi, gaming, and infrastructure sectors.