Articles about CloudFlare

Cloudflare establishes Seattle-area office with purchase of browser security startup S2 Systems

Cloud security giant Cloudflare is entering the Seattle market by acquiring S2 Systems, a Kirkland, Wash., startup that aims to… Read More

Report: Cloudflare plans to go public in the first half of 2019

Cloud security company Cloudflare plans to pursue an initial public offering in 2019, according to a report, as it continues… Read More

Cloudflare enlists Microsoft and other cloud companies in the Bandwidth Alliance, promising cheaper cloud networking costs

With one notable exception, Cloudflare has brought several major cloud and data center companies together in a new industry group… Read More

Visualizing the cloud: Time-lapse takeaways from the GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit

Visual strategist Guillaume Wiatr has become a mainstay at GeekWire conferences, partnering with us to sketch out drawings and notes… Read More

Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince talks networks and neo-Nazis at the GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit

The internet has changed the world in countless ways over the last 23 years, and we’re only beginning to grapple… Read More

Amazon Web Services, Google, Microsoft, Slack and Apple tech leaders headline GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit

Many of the advances in cloud computing over the past decade were about getting the people out of the way,… Read More

GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit: Speakers from Apple, Cloudflare and Google added to conference agenda

Ready to boost your technical chops? Our biggest technical conference of the year — the 2018 GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit —… Read More

The need for speed (and security): Cloudflare has developed a new DNS service for PCs and phones

Despite the timing, Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince would like to emphasize that his company’s latest announcement is not an April… Read More

Cloudflare to open an edge computing service for developers using its network

Cloudflare is ready to take the wraps of a new service designed for developers creating Internet-of-Things apps that want to… Read More

What are memcached servers, and why are they being used to launch record-setting DDoS attacks?

Two of the largest distributed denial-of-service attacks ever recorded on the internet have been launched over the last seven days,… Read More

The largest DDoS attack yet recorded staggered Github on Wednesday

Web companies are starting to get pretty good at deflecting denial of service attacks, and Github and Akamai largely fended… Read More

New security service from Cloudflare hopes to kill the VPN once and for all

Remote workers or business travelers have long been familiar with the travails of working through virtual-private network software, but Cloudflare… Read More

Interview: Why Cloudflare’s CEO is still torn over his call to drop a controversial white supremacist site

Nearly one week after his company, Cloudflare, decided to part ways with a particularly controversial customer, CEO Mathew Prince doesn’t… Read More

Seattle’s BitMitigate now protecting pro-Nazi site The Daily Stormer from web attacks

After a week in which tech companies abandoned neo-Nazi web publication The Daily Stormer following the murder of a woman… Read More

Cloudflare drops protection of Daily Stormer as tech fallout from Charlottesville continues

Two days after it tried to have it both ways by keeping the Daily Stormer as a client, Cloudflare has… Read More

After GoDaddy boots Daily Stormer, will other tech companies have to follow suit?

Internet companies have long operated under the principle that they are not responsible for what their users do with their… Read More

CloudFlare raises $110M as Microsoft, Google, Qualcomm embrace cyber security startup

CloudFlare brought on some impressive strategic investors today, announcing a $110 million funding round that included participation from tech giants… Read More