Sometimes, stories about AI write themselves. I don't mean the AI writes them, I mean they're so on the nose that even ...

Aerospike, the database built for infinite scale, speed, and sustainability, is announcing the preview release of the official Rust client, enabling Rust developers to integrate Aerospike into their ...

Internet infrastructure provider Cloudflare is making changes to avoid a repeat of a service outage that took down its popular 1.1.1.1 domain name system (DNS) resolver, affecting users globally.

Cloudflare DDoS report: Blocked 7.3 million attacks in Q2 2025, down from Q1 but 44% higher YoY compared to Q2 2024, with India among top targets.

Cloudflare faced an outage Monday due to issues with its 1.1.1.1 public resolver, causing website disruptions. The company is working on a fix.

Cloudflare (NET) is a $67 billion provider of global cloud services that comprise a suite of deeply integrated products, including website and application services solutions, developer-based ...

Cloudflare is testing a new way for websites to charge AI companies that use their content to train models, run inference, or power search. The new feature, called Pay per Crawl, lets website owners ...

The era of unrestricted AI crawling appears to be ending - well, at least for the fifth of the internet that flows through Cloudflare's pipes.

Cloudflare has launched a tool that blocks bot crawlers from accessing content without permission or compensation to help websites make money from AI firms trying to access and train on their ...

Cloudflare had previously introduced a one-click block option to stop web crawlers in September 2024 – and said over a million customers have opted in to date.

Cloudflare says that it has partnered with several AI firms willing to participate in what should be a mutually beneficial arrangement – assuming they agree to pay the prices set by publishers.

Cloudflare reshapes the AI landscape by blocking Big Tech AI bot crawlers by default, allowing websites to demand payment for content access.