Cloudflare is taking a shot at WordPress with a new open source CMS called EmDash. The company argues the architecture behind WordPress is outdated and insecure, particularly when it comes to plugins. Built with TypeScript, serverless infrastructure, and AI tooling in mind, EmDash is Cloudflare’s attempt to rethink what a modern publishing platform should look like.
Building apps with AI is easy now. Running them is not. Hosting.com thinks it has a solution, but does it really fix the problem?
Google Chrome is preparing HTTPS for a post-quantum future with Merkle Tree Certificates, aiming to deliver stronger security without slowing down the web.
Cloudflare claims it is the first SASE platform to support modern post quantum encryption across its entire Cloudflare One stack, including IPsec and Zero Trust services.
Cloudflare is acquiring Human Native, a startup that structures content for licensed AI training. The deal hints at a coming shift where creators decide how their work is used and finally get paid for it.
Cloudflare insists it does not censor the internet, but its H1 2025 transparency report shows how abuse enforcement, piracy takedowns, and government geoblocking now happen at infrastructure scale. From automated copyright removals to phishing interdiction and firm resistance to DNS blocking, the report reveals how much influence now sits quietly inside the plumbing of the modern web.
Cloudflare’s 2025 Year in Review shows how bot wars, government outages, and post-quantum encryption reshaped the internet.
Cloudflare’s postmortem reveals how a malformed Bot Management file triggered a global outage and how engineers resolved it.
Replicate keeps its brand but gains Cloudflare’s global scale, merging its model catalog with Workers AI and expanding tuning, custom models, and edge inference.
Rocket.net has launched a new India data center, bringing faster dynamic WordPress performance to users in the region. NERDS.xyz uses Rocket.net and the experience has been excellent.
Cloudflare has released tokio-quiche as open source, making QUIC and HTTP/3 development easier for Rust users by handling async networking complexity.
Cloudflare’s connectivity cloud is now available natively on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, bringing faster, more secure performance for AI and multicloud workloads.