Bitcoin Lightning infrastructure provider, Voltage, has partnered with Google Cloud to increase its hosting capacity and locations globally. The partnership would allow Voltage users to create Bitcoin Lightning nodes anywhere in the world, benefiting businesses by offering a cheaper alternative to available options.

Voltage's protocol helps to facilitate money transfers over the lightning network, offering a cheaper alternative to available options. By deploying on Google Cloud, Voltage can better meet the needs of businesses by utilizing the tech giant's world-class infrastructure and global network. This move would further boost Bitcoin Lightning’s adoption worldwide.

The partnership suggests that Lightning is going mainstream, according to Graham Krizek, the founder and CEO of Voltage. As more established tech companies embrace cryptocurrencies, it could lead to greater acceptance among businesses and consumers alike.