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AI & ML — How Cloudflare runs more AI models on fewer GPUs: A technical deep-dive

How Cloudflare runs more AI models on fewer GPUs: A technical deep-dive

In order to support a growing catalog of AI models while maximizing GPU utilization, Cloudflare built an internal platform called Omni. This platform uses lightweight isolation and memory over-commitment to run multiple AI models on a single GPU, allowing us to serve inference requests closer to users and improve overall availability across our network.

SMSven, MariSven, Mari·August 27, 2025AI & ML
Performance — How we built the most efficient inference engine for Cloudflare’s network

How we built the most efficient inference engine for Cloudflare’s network

Existing LLM serving engines aren’t efficient enough when deployed across a globally distributed network, so we built our own, in Rust. Infire is an LLM inference engine that employs a range of techniques to maximize resource utilization, allowing us to serve AI models more efficiently and with better performance for Cloudflare workloads.

VKVlad Krasnov, MariVlad Krasnov, Mari·August 27, 2025Performance
AI & ML — Securing the AI Revolution: Introducing Cloudflare MCP Server Portals

Securing the AI Revolution: Introducing Cloudflare MCP Server Portals

We’re excited to announce Cloudflare MCP Server Portals are now available in Open Beta. MCP Server Portals are a new capability that enable you to centralize, secure, and observe every MCP connection in your organization. This feature is part of Cloudflare One, our secure access service edge (SASE) platform that helps connect and protect your workspace.

KKennyKenny·August 26, 2025AI & ML
Security — Unmasking the Unseen: Your Guide to Taming Shadow AI with Cloudflare One

Unmasking the Unseen: Your Guide to Taming Shadow AI with Cloudflare One

The digital landscape of corporate environments has always been a battleground between efficiency and security. For years, this played out in the form of "Shadow IT" — employees using unsanctioned laptops or cloud services to get their jobs done faster. Security teams became masters at hunting these rogue systems, setting up firewalls and policies to bring order to the chaos. But the new frontier

NJNoelle, Joey SteinbergerNoelle, Joey Steinberger·August 25, 2025Security
Performance — MoQ: Refactoring the Internet's real-time media stack

MoQ: Refactoring the Internet's real-time media stack

For years, developers have been stitching together multiple protocols for real-time media, trading latency for scale and simplicity. Media over QUIC (MoQ) is a new IETF standard that resolves this conflict, creating a single foundation for sub-second, interactive streaming at a global scale.

MEMike English, RenanMike English, Renan·August 22, 2025Performance
Security — How a volunteer-run wildfire site in Portugal stayed online during DDoS attacks

How a volunteer-run wildfire site in Portugal stayed online during DDoS attacks

Fogos.pt, a volunteer-run wildfire tracker in Portugal, grew from a side project into a critical national resource used by citizens, media, and government. During 2025 fire season it was hit by DDoS attacks, but stayed online thanks to Cloudflare’s protections under Project Galileo.How a volunteer-run wildfire site in Portugal stayed online during DDoS attacks

JTJoao TomeJoao Tome·August 21, 2025Security
AI & ML — How we built AI face cropping for Images

How we built AI face cropping for Images

AI face cropping for Images automatically crops around faces in an image. Here’s how we built this feature on Workers AI to scale for general availability.

DDDeanna, Diretnan DomnanDeanna, Diretnan Domnan·August 20, 2025AI & ML
Frontend — Announcing the Cloudflare Browser Developer Program

Announcing the Cloudflare Browser Developer Program

Announcing the Browser Developer Program: Cloudflare’s new collaborative program to help shape Cloudflare challenges that work seamlessly with your browser. Get a direct communication channel, best practices guidelines, and early visibility into major updates. Join us today!

SOSallylee, Oliver PayneSallylee, Oliver Payne·August 18, 2025Frontend
Security — Redesigning Workers KV for increased availability and faster performance

Redesigning Workers KV for increased availability and faster performance

Workers KV is Cloudflare's global key-value store, serving millions of requests per second across hundreds of billions of stored objects. The service powers critical infrastructure for dozens of Cloudflare products—from Access authentication to Pages static assets—making its availability essential to our platform's reliability. After the incident on June 12, we accelerated work to re-architect KV’

ARAlex Robinson, Tyson TrautmannAlex Robinson, Tyson Trautmann·August 8, 2025Security
Security — Cloudflare protects against critical SharePoint vulnerability, CVE-2025-53770

Cloudflare protects against critical SharePoint vulnerability, CVE-2025-53770

Microsoft disclosed two critical vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-53771 and CVE-2025-53770, that are exploited to attack SharePoint servers. Possession of these cryptographic machine keys allows an attacker to forge authentication tokens and maintain access even if the server is patched. Therefore, it is critical for customers to apply emergency patches to mitigate this threat.

CCloudflare·July 22, 2025Security
Security — Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 Incident on July 14, 2025

Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 Incident on July 14, 2025

On July 14th, 2025, Cloudflare made a change to our service topologies that caused an outage for 1.1.1.1 on the edge, resulting in downtime for 62 minutes for customers using the 1.1.1.1 public DNS Resolver as well as intermittent degradation of service for Gateway DNS. We’re deeply sorry for this outage. This outage was the result of an internal configuration error and not the result of an attack

APAsh Pallarito, Joe AbleyAsh Pallarito, Joe Abley·July 15, 2025Security
Distributed — Quicksilver v2: evolution of a globally distributed key-value store (Part 1)

Quicksilver v2: evolution of a globally distributed key-value store (Part 1)

This blog post is the first of a series, in which we share our journey in redesigning Quicksilver — Cloudflare’s distributed key-value store that serves over 3 billion keys per second globally. Here we discuss how we migrated from full datasets on each machine to a more scalable distributed design.

ADAnton Dort Golts, Marten Van De SandenAnton Dort Golts, Marten Van De Sanden·July 10, 2025Distributed
Databases — How TimescaleDB helped us scale analytics and reporting

How TimescaleDB helped us scale analytics and reporting

Cloudflare chose TimescaleDB to power its Digital Experience Monitoring and Zero Trust Analytics products. TimescaleDB is a PostgreSQL extension designed for real-time analytics and time series data, and it helped us reduce query latency by 5–35x and cut storage footprint by 33x.

RRobertRobert·July 8, 2025Databases
AI & ML — From Googlebot to GPTBot: Who’s crawling your site in 2025

From Googlebot to GPTBot: Who’s crawling your site in 2025

From May 2024 to May 2025, crawler traffic rose 18%, with GPTBot growing 305% and Googlebot 96%. This blog post explores crawling activity focused on AI and search web crawlers, and how 14% of top domains now use robots.txt rules to manage them.

JTJoao Tome, JorgeJoao Tome, Jorge·July 1, 2025AI & ML
AI & ML — Cloudflare service outage June 12, 2025

Cloudflare service outage June 12, 2025

Today, June 12, 2025, Cloudflare suffered a significant service outage that affected a large set of our critical services, including Workers KV, WARP, Access, Gateway, Images, Stream, Workers AI, Turnstile and Challenges, AutoRAG, and parts of the Cloudflare Dashboard.

JHJeremy Hartman, Cj DesaiJeremy Hartman, Cj Desai·June 12, 2025AI & ML
Engineering — Celebrating 11 years of Project Galileo’s global impact

Celebrating 11 years of Project Galileo’s global impact

June 2025 marks the 11th anniversary of Project Galileo, Cloudflare’s effort to protect vulnerable public interest organizations from cyber threats. To celebrate, we’re sharing a new Radar report, expanding in Asia with two new partners, and highlighting stories from organizations on the front lines.

JJocelynJocelyn·June 12, 2025Engineering
Security — Resolving a request smuggling vulnerability in Pingora

Resolving a request smuggling vulnerability in Pingora

Cloudflare patched a vulnerability (CVE-2025-4366) in the Pingora OSS framework, which exposed users of the framework and Cloudflare CDN’s free tier to potential request smuggling attacks. After being notified, Cloudflare mitigated the issue within 22 hours.

EHEdward H Wang, Andrew HauckEdward H Wang, Andrew Hauck·May 22, 2025Security