Google Cloud has confirmed that its L1 blockchain, Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL), is in a private testnet.

Google Cloud develops an institutional blockchain platform, GCUL, offering Python-based smart contracts and ...

Google Cloud launches GCUL, a neutral Layer-1 blockchain for financial institutions, supporting Python smart contracts.

Google Cloud has announced the launch of its Layer-1 blockchain dubbed Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL). This protocol is ...

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Google Cloud has announced the launch of GCUL (Google Cloud Universal Ledger), a Layer-1 blockchain designed specifically for ...

Google’s Rich Widmann shared updates on the Universal Ledger, a 'planet-scale' blockchain now in testing with CME Group. The ...

Rich Widmann, head of Web3 strategy at Google, outlined on Tuesday how his firm's upcoming layer-1 blockchain for finance ...

Google Cloud is launching its own layer-1 blockchain for financial institutions, taking on Ripple, Circle, and Stripe in ...

Google is reportedly developing GCUL, a new blockchain platform for financial institutions, aiming to be a neutral, foundational layer.

Google Cloud is building a Layer-1 blockchain called Universal Ledger, now in private testnet, to support tokenized assets and settlements.

Google Cloud is preparing to enter the crowded blockchain infrastructure market, pitching its Universal Ledger (GCUL) as a base layer that any bank or fintech ...