Alchemy acquires Solana infrastructure provider DexterLab, continues expansion beyond Ethereum
According to a report by Jinse Finance, Alchemy, known as the "AWS of the blockchain world," has acquired Solana infrastructure provider DexterLab, which is used by Google, Chainstack, and the Solana Foundation. This acquisition will help Alchemy expand its enterprise-level Solana services. Alexandru Minulescu, Alchemy's Head of Engineering, stated in a release: "This acquisition is a significant milestone in our Solana development journey. By integrating expertise and resources, we will expand the infrastructure and accelerate innovation across the ecosystem. What started as a collaboration six months ago has now evolved into a true partnership."
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