Cloudflare's Matt Carey isn't just building tools; he's re-architecting how AI agents interact with the world. MCP, it turns out, might have been misunderstood all along.
Forget slow. Cloudflare's Browser Run just got a serious shot of adrenaline. They've ditched old infrastructure for their own Containers, and the results are jaw-dropping.
Forget monolithic AI code reviewers. Cloudflare’s building a distributed, CI-native system of specialized AI agents that orchestrate code analysis at massive scale. This isn't just about catching bugs; it's about fundamentally reshaping engineering workflows.
Forget the days of humans juggling dashboards and API keys. AI agents can now create Cloudflare accounts, buy domains, and deploy code without you lifting a finger.
So, quantum computers are coming for your network traffic, and Cloudflare is finally bringing its post-quantum protection to IPsec. It's a latecomer compared to TLS, but hey, at least it's here.
Cloudflare just wrapped Agents Week 2026, touting an 'agentic cloud' for the AI agent explosion. I've seen this playbook before—let's cut through the buzz and see who's really cashing in.
GitHub Pages hosts over 15 million static sites worldwide in 2026, proving free hosting isn't dead. Here's how to deploy a fully loaded Jekyll site without the gem restrictions – and why it's still smarter than paid alternatives.
Imagine your AI agent hitting a rate limit and burning thousands of tokens parsing useless HTML. Cloudflare just fixed that, handing agents precise instructions instead—and it's live everywhere.
Cloudflare's scanning 3.5 billion scripts a day. They're making client-side security free — here's why devs should squint harder before celebrating.
Cloudflare's latest data hits hard: 32% of all network traffic is automated, led by AI bots that don't play by human rules. They're gutting caches built for people, forcing a brutal choice.