Singapore-based Atlas Technology Management has announced its multi-faceted Web 3.0 infrastructure expansion plan to strengthen its position in the computing industry. As one of the largest Next Generation Computing Infrastructure As A Service providers, Atlas is ready to pioneer for this new era of the Internet defined by blockchain technology and distributed computing.
The new phase of the internet, autonomous and sophisticated, appears to be the Web 3.0. Atlas has made a name for itself in creating advanced infrastructure solutions supporting high-performance and application-specific computing required for the growth of Web 3.0. They offer a plethora of services including ASIC computing, node infrastructure, networking solutions, hardware and software integration, API services, and storage services which makes them industry leaders.
Atlas Technology established new offices in Dubai and Norway, experiencing significant growth within the last year. The company aims to expand its reach from nine countries to over thirty within five years. This would allow unparalleled support for enterprises transitioning into Web 3.0 from anywhere in the globe.
Companies around the globe have a collective responsibility to combat climate change. As part of their strategy towards sustainable development in Web 3.0, Atlas plans to make major strides to minimise the carbon footprint by going green—with targets of 75% green energy reliance by 2022, increasing to 90% in 2023, and full reliance by 2024.
Atlas is also pursuing other collaborations that focus on advanced technologies, like underwater data centres—which are expected to be piloted later this year—in a bid to sustainably enhance Web 3.0 infrastructure.
Raymond Yuan, Founder and Chairman of Atlas Technology Management remarked, “The Internet is at a tipping point same as the early days of cloud computing where a fortune is waiting to be mined in Web 3.0’s next chapter defined by new technologies that allow for new forms of businesses.” With their knowledge as industry frontrunners and vast assets for infrastructure development, they have made it their mission to not only help make progress but also capture potential growth opportunities together with other stakeholders along the way.”
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