Blockchain, no-code tools could challenge AWS dominance: Crypto exec
Crypto and Web3 projects market themselves as decentralized but still rely on centralized cloud infrastructure to power applications.
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Crypto and Web3 projects market themselves as decentralized but still rely on centralized cloud infrastructure to power applications.
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