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  Jayadeep Reddy (@jayadeepreddys) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Enabling agents with no origin changes relies entirely on edge translation. This renders traditional web scraping obsolete. Moving agent interaction to the network layer controls the routing protocol for all automated web tasks.

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  FreeSolDev (@FreeSolGamesDev) reported 7 minutes ago

  @zelimir__ @tapedrive_io solana has also goen down a few times in the past but i'm not a eth **** so i dont make my judgements about building on it based on its past neither should you when you compare cloudflare

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  Krishna J (@jkrshn) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Hyperdrive is great, but when a query hits statement_timeout it comes back as "Network connection lost" instead of the real error code. Forward the underlying Postgres error + SQLSTATE and you'll save humans and agents from debugging in circles 🙏

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  Mohit Anand (@mohit_anand) reported 9 minutes ago

  Cloudflare added roughly $15bn of market cap in a single after-hours session tonight. $284 to $330. Revenue up 36%, free cash flow up 69%, record-large customer adds. Genuinely a great quarter. Then I did the one adjustment nobody on the call did. That "free cash flow" is calculated after adding back stock compensation. Put it back where it belongs, $508m a year, 20% of every dollar of revenue, and trailing owner earnings are minus $193m. Within $13m of the GAAP loss. The free cash flow is the dilution. If you buy $NET at $330, you're paying 46x sales for a business that needs 40%/yr revenue growth for a decade AND a 25% owner-earnings margin just to be worth what you paid. Delivered was 38%. Q3 guides to 31%. Wonderful business, quite possibly. Ownable here, no. PASS. Quality 44/80. Bullish Intrinsic Value: $135.

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  코지베어 🐻 CozyBear (@cozybearlog) reported 10 minutes ago

  Cloudflare shipped a browser that runs inside Workers (KitSurf), ~4x less memory so every agent can get its own. The real product here is the unit economics story. But rendering was never the expensive part of a browser. State, sessions, and what those agents click next are.

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  ampersend (@ampersend_ai) reported 13 minutes ago

  Cloudflare shipped agent wallets on Monday. Today Forbes covered Visa and Mastercard's push to let AI agents pay, and x402 just crossed 100M transactions on Base. The next problem is operational: spend policies per agent, attribution when one of your 40 agents burns $200 in a retry loop, and audit trails a finance team will accept.

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  Pauli 🍌 (@jkl852eth) reported 14 minutes ago

  @liziuohz Does this Cloudflare wallet tag push feel more like the old name service hype or is the Agent Cash play what makes it different?

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  Jimi Plouffe (@JimiPlouffe) reported 16 minutes ago

  @escu__valentin @marclou No honestly — haven’t had a need before this. We moved the site to different host, made other optimizations + stricter cloudflare settings / bot blocking. No issues since.

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   Q-Cap  (@qcapital2020) reported 17 minutes ago

  September 15th probably a date you wanna pencil down Cloudflare will force crawlers to distinguish between indexing content for Search and consuming it for AI Basically Google is losing leverage and the content creators will finally get paid For content owners like $RDDT, it could finally put a price tag on something AI companies have historically taken for free Time to pay up sucka

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  Katrina Helle (@KatrinaHelle) reported 18 minutes ago

  $NET Barclays raised its Cloudflare (NYSE: NET) price target to $355 from $300, Overweight rating. Revenue growth accelerated: Cloudflare’s second-quarter revenue increased 36% year over year to $696.1 million, beating expectations. Stronger customer expansion: Traffic growth encouraged customers to move to higher-priced service tiers, while net new customer additions reached record year-over-year levels. Workers gaining importance: Cloudflare’s Workers developer platform became a more meaningful contributor to overall revenue growth. Higher outlook: Full-year guidance was raised to approximately 32% revenue growth, and EBIT exceeded expectations. Barclays also sees potential upside in fiscal 2027 from restructuring benefits and the possibility of achieving the “Rule of 50”—growth plus EBIT margin of at least 50%. AI opportunity: A research pilot with OpenAI could support future monetization of Cloudflare’s internet visibility and content-access infrastructure. Perplexity.

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  Bruno Pessoa (@BrunoPessoa22) reported 19 minutes ago

  Cloudflare launched Kitesurf, a browser built for AI agents. They handle a fifth of the web. A company at that scale treating agents as primary internet users is a bigger signal than the product itself, eu acho. Curious when non-human traffic hits the majority.

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  ONE ☗ (@0x1_0NE) reported 21 minutes ago

  @JonahBlake Thinking Sui or Coinbase are “crypto” ignores all the people building. It’s never been this high, and the signals are insane. Tokenized funds, Robinhood launching a chain, Cloudflare launching wallets for agents, UBS using Ethereum, and the list goes on. At a global and world scale no one really cares about Coinbase or Sui.

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  SafeBrowz (@SafeBrowz) reported 33 minutes ago

  We connected the SafeBrowz MCP to @Cloudflare's new AI Playground. A non-Claude model (GLM-4.7-Flash) discovered our tools on its own, called check_url, and flagged a fake Coinbase login page in seconds. DANGER. Trust score 5/100. Block. 🧵

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  Dave Loodts (@daveloodts) reported 34 minutes ago

  @levelsio They are scraping our customer's (WooCommerce) stores on ... addtocart and filter url's. 🙄 Crazy hard db requests, hard to cache. Some stores went down from this, we had to use Cloudflare to block them (or challenge them). Evil b*stards.

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  Nitish_1303 (@Vibe_User) reported 35 minutes ago

  Two brothers from Damascus started by hacking internet accounts just to help their mother communicate with relatives. Years later, they built @Migma_AI — an AI startup being called the “Lovable for emails.” The story is wild. @TheDreadCEO and @LiamLababidi grew up in Damascus, where tinkering with technology started as a way to solve real problems. At just 12, they were reverse-engineering internet accounts to help their single mother keep in touch with family. They weren’t thinking about startups. They weren’t thinking about venture capital. They were just curious kids trying to make things work. That curiosity eventually took them across the Mediterranean to Europe, where they built a music-tech company that reached 100,000 musicians. Then they hit another problem. Marketing. Creating a polished email campaign meant fighting with templates, copy, formatting, branding, and email clients that still behave like they're stuck in another era. So they built the tool they wished they had. Migma. An AI-powered platform that generates branded marketing emails while matching a company's tone, identity, and design. The brothers reportedly collected and analyzed 5,000 high-performing marketing emails to understand what makes them work, then combined that knowledge with a company's brand information. And within just two months of launching, Migma was already being used by teams at Cloudflare, Wix, the LA Times, and Versace. That’s the part I find most interesting. The breakthrough wasn’t “AI can write emails.” Everyone knows AI can write emails. The real opportunity is turning AI into a product that understands context, brand identity, design, conversion, and the messy infrastructure underneath. Two kids who started by tinkering with the internet are now building an AI startup around a problem most founders ignore. That’s entrepreneurship. Start with curiosity. Find a painful problem. Build the thing you wish existed. Then let the market decide. The next generation of AI startups may not come from the biggest labs. They may come from people who are obsessive enough to solve the boring problems everyone else ignores. Migma is a fascinating example of that. Would you use an AI that builds your entire marketing email from one prompt?