Anomaly approved for Google’s Cloud program

AI and web3 gaming startup Anomaly has been approved to be part of Google for Startups Cloud Program. Offering emerging developers grants up to $200,000 – up to $350,000 for AI startups – the program also provides hands-on technology training and other support.

Integrating web3 and social layers such as Telegram, Discord and Farcaster, Anomaly utilizes AI to power its SDK. This allows for a more rapid development process and deployment of mini-games across social distribution platforms. AI also improves the user experiences of its ecosystem games. 

Anomaly is also building an L3 blockchain powered by Arbitrum Orbit and built on Gelato RaaS. In addition, it’s working on its own games, Telegram-based strategy dice game Dicestone and AI-driven card game WildStone.

Joining Google’s Cloud Program enables the company to utilize Google Cloud Storage for its web-based games. 

“In the realm of web3, artificial intelligence relies significantly on data; without it, Al cannot function, this is why we’re thrilled to be expanding our relationship with Google Cloud through the Google for Startups Cloud Program,” commented company CEO and founder Long Do.

“Working with Google for Startups Cloud Program will help us reduce deployment lead times and drive significant innovation with Al for web3.”