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Cloudflare Bets Big on Open-Source LLMs
Cloudflare's Workers AI now supports large language models, integrating Kimi K2.5 to offer cost-effective AI agent development.
Cloudflare Bolsters AI App Defenses
Cloudflare launches AI Security for Apps, offering threat detection and free endpoint discovery for AI applications, with new custom topic features and expanded partnerships.
Cloudflare Makes AI Agents Smarter with RFC 9457
Cloudflare introduces RFC 9457-compliant structured error responses for AI agents, slashing token costs by over 98% and providing actionable guidance.
Cloudflare Adds Website Crawling API
Cloudflare launches a new /crawl endpoint for its Browser Rendering service, enabling automated website crawling via a single API call for developers.
Cloudflare acquires Astro, betting on content and AI monetization
Cloudflare is making a dual strategic investment, acquiring the Astro web framework and the Human Native AI data marketplace to control the full content lifecycle from creation to AI monetization.
The Internet "Glitch" That Predicted Maduro’s Capture
Replicate Cloudflare Acquisition Signals AI Edge Shift
The Bot Authentication Registry: Taming AI's Web Takeover
The blueprint for secure AI agent payments is here
Cloudflare AI Index Aims to Fix AI's Content Problem
AI Bot Traffic: How Crawlers Are Reshaping Web Traffic in 2025 - Cloudflare Data Reveals 80% Dominance
AI's Content Conundrum: Cloudflare CEO on the Web's Shifting Economics
EXCLUSIVE: Cloudflare Pay Per Crawl Marketplace to Top $500 Million Revenue in First Year
Cloudflare Reveals Website Monetization Mechanism for Agentic Bots
\n Cloudflare, alongside leading global publishers and AI companies, announced a major policy shift called “Content Independence Day.
Cloudflare Reveals Website Monetization Mechanism for Agentic Bots
\n Cloudflare, alongside leading global publishers and AI companies, announced a major policy shift called “Content Independence Day.
Cloudflare Will Gate Websites From LLMs and Charge Them for Access
"People trust the AI more over the last six months, which means they're not reading original content."