Xphere Announces Strategic Partnership with Leading Web3 Infrastructure Provider Ankr
Xphere, a dual-chain architecture blockchain mainnet, today announced a strategic partnership with Ankr, a leading global Web3 infrastructure provider. Through this collaboration, Ankr’s Remote Procedure Call (RPC) services will be integrated into the Xphere network, while Ankr will participate as a validator in the Xphere Union, contributing to enhanced network security.
Ankr is a trusted Web3 infrastructure provider serving top-tier global enterprises including Microsoft, Tencent Cloud, Polygon, and Binance. The company processes over 2 trillion blockchain requests annually and supports more than 75 blockchains. RPC technology enables fast and reliable connections between blockchain applications such as DEX and DeFi dApps and the Xphere mainnet, serving as a critical component for Web3 ecosystem functionality.
Under the partnership agreement, Ankr will provide its robust RPC network to Xphere, delivering enhanced blockchain connectivity for dApp developers. Notably, Ankr’s involvement extends beyond technical services, as the company will actively participate as a validator in the Xphere Union. This role will contribute to transaction validation and the creation of a secure Web3 development environment for developers.
Xphere has built a Dual Chain Architecture capable of delivering 4,000 TPS with 1-second block generation times, supported by a robust distributed network through global node operations.
“This partnership with Ankr represents a pivotal moment as Xphere integrates into the global Web3 ecosystem,” said Paul, CTO of Xphere. “Through RPC provision and governance council participation, we’re building an open and scalable foundation that will enable more developers and projects to thrive on Xphere.”
An Ankr representative commented,
We decided to partner with Xphere based on our recognition of their innovative Dual Chain Architecture. By participating directly as a validator, we’re committed to actively contributing to the growth of the Xphere ecosystem.
This partnership with Ankr follows Xphere’s previous collaboration with Bitmain, expanding the company’s partnership portfolio across the entire blockchain ecosystem from mining to infrastructure services.
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