Cardano Contributor, Milkomeda Adopted for the Microsoft Startup Support Program

Milkomeda, a Cardano blockchain contributor, has gained massive exposure courtesy of its adoption by Microsoft for the startup support program.

Milkomeda, a layer 2 protocol (rollups) that delivers Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) capabilities to non-EVM blockchains, has been adopted by DC Spark, a beneficiary of the Microsoft startup support program tagged “Microsoft for Startups”.

“Thrilled to announce the JP branch of dcSpark has been approved for Microsoft for Startups. We hope this cooperation will help spread the latest blockchain R&D to Japan. Notably, we’ll use their mentoring & tech expertise to simplify the multichain dev experience through Milkomeda,” DC Spark wrote.

Thrilled to announce the JP branch of dcSpark has been approved for @msft4startups!

We hope this cooperation will help spread the latest blockchain R&D to Japan

Notably, we'll use their mentoring & tech expertise to simplify the multichain dev experience through @Milkomeda_com! https://t.co/57mdCvywfO

— dcSpark (@dcspark_io) November 3, 2022

Milkomeda Gains Major Adoption from DC Spark

Per a Thursday notice, the Japan branch of DC Spark, a crypto ecosystem builder focused on the building of tools and infrastructure for crypto projects like Cardano (ADA) has been selected in the most recent Microsoft for Startups program.

“We are so happy to welcome dc spark to Microsoft for Startups. The interoperability and scalability provided by Milkomeda (L2 Solutions, rollup technology) could be the game changer in Ethereum, Cardano, Algorand, and so on,” Yuhong Chen, CPM of Microsoft for Startups said.

We are so happy to welcome @dcspark_io to Microsoft for Startups.

The interoperability and scalability provide by @Milkomeda_com (L2 Solutions, rollup technology) could be the game changer in Ethereum, Cardano, Algorand and so on.

Welcome!! @SebastienGllmt, @dcspark_jp https://t.co/t5W2nlPdyG

— Yuhong Chen | Microsoft (@library_02) November 3, 2022

The Microsoft for Startups program is a Microsoft initiative designed to help startups grow faster by granting them access to innovative technology solutions and resources.

DC Spark Japan, which is a beneficiary of the latest edition of the Microsoft for Startup scheme, later announced its adoption of Milkomeda. The product-based DLT company seeks to leverage Milkomeda’s cutting-edge technology to simplify the multichain development experience.

“We are pleased to partner with Microsoft to promote advanced blockchain research and development in Japan. We will also strive to improve security by utilizing the mentor system and technical support. I will,” Director Sebastian Guimo said.

More so, Milkomeda plans to build an advanced system, such as storing chain index data on Azure following this development.

With its trusted EVM technology, Milkomeda greatly contributed to the Charles Hoskinson-founded blockchain project when it successfully rolled out a sidechain in March. The launch of Milkomeda C1 enabled Ethereum (ETH) decentralized applications (dApps) to be deployed in the Cardano (ADA) ecosystem.

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