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Biconomy, a Web3 and DApps company, has acquired blockchain simplifier Klaster to create a Modular Execution Environment (MEE) for blockchain. MEE will aid developers by making blockchain use easier, improving user experience. It will be built on a system for the efficient processing of Supertransactions, enabling application creation across blockchain networks without complex smart contracts. This simplifies coding while maintaining blockchain’s security and speed. Klaster’s expertise in managing operations across blockchains will incorporate with Biconomy’s technology to ease transactions and foster application creation across networks. The acquisition aims to expedite development of a more decentralised internet, Web3.

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Biconomy, a company that makes it easier to use Web3 and decentralized apps (DApps), has bought Klaster, a company that simplifies the use of blockchain. They plan to work together to create a Modular Execution Environment (MEE).

The goal of this new project, the MEE, is to make blockchain easier for developers to use, which should ultimately lead to a better experience for users.

According to an announcement, the MEE will be built on a system that allows for the secure and efficient processing of Supertransactions.

Supertransactions are a type of operation that allows developers to create applications across different blockchain networks without the need for complex programming codes, known as smart contracts.

The MEE can execute multiple blockchain operations at once without needing to interact with each smart contract directly. This means less complex coding is needed but the security and speed of blockchain is still maintained.

MEE combines different types of technology to allow for a more flexible way of creating projects that can work with both onchain and offchain operations.

Ahmed Al-Balaghi, one of the founders of Biconomy, explained that the acquisition of Klaster will make it easier for users to interact with anything on the blockchain.

He also noted that this acquisition is important because it combines two technologies in a way that is more effective than if they were used separately.

Klaster has specialized in managing operations across different blockchain networks. This expertise will now be combined with Biconomy’s own technology to address certain limitations in the blockchain. This could lead to smoother and less complex transactions across different blockchain networks and open up the potential for more applications to be created.

The expectation is that the acquisition of Klaster by Biconomy will speed up the development of Web3, a new generation of the internet that aims to be more decentralized. This will be assisted by the MEE, which will aid in creating a more user-friendly and flexible framework for executing operations.

The co-founder of Biconomy, Aniket Jindal, explained that their inclusion of artificial intelligence agents in June would allow users to have these AI agents perform certain tasks for them under predefined rules.