Overview
- Rezolve said Tuesday that Google selected its proprietary distributed database for Google Cloud Web3 to index and verify blockchain datasets.
- The initial phase covers complete historical data from 10 blockchain networks totaling about 100 terabytes and sits at the infrastructure layer behind Google Cloud’s public datasets.
- Rezolve’s system applies six cryptographic checks to every block plus schema validation, structural verification, and cross‑validation before data is published.
- The announcement produced a roughly 21–22% one‑day jump in Rezolve’s stock followed by profit‑taking, and the company did not disclose any contract value or expected revenue contribution.
- Analysts say the deal offers a valuable reference case for Rezolve’s pivot into enterprise AI infrastructure, but they warn execution risk and future contract or revenue disclosures will be needed to confirm commercial momentum.