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>We are excited to announce the release of new capabilities for the larger Ethereum community by enabling the combined use of Arbitrum and Chainlink, which will enable Arbitrum’s unique form of trust-minimized smart contract computation to be used both securely and easily in the computation of any data-enabled Solidity based smart contract that uses Chainlink.
How does Link+Arbitrum communicate with chains outside of Ethereum? It appears to deal strictly with smart contracts written in Solidity, although if Arbitrum is run from VMs it should be able to offer code-agnosticism from the L2 end.