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In today’s modern workplace, employees connect from anywhere, often using both personal and company devices and a mix of managed and unmanaged apps to stay productive. This dynamic creates a patchwork of unsecured endpoints and raises the stakes for data protection. Cultivating a seamless security culture requires solutions that blend naturally with how people work. How can we make security behaviours effortless, so they become second nature, embedding safety at every level of the organisation?

More and more companies are moving away from traditional cloud architecture to envision a new cloud that's more specialised to individual workloads and data needs, but what does it take to build more personalised and streamlined infrastructure? Join Cloudflare CTO John Graham-Cumming as he explores the next generation of cloud architecture and breaks down how it will lessen developers' burdens.

Join host João Tomé and Cloudflare's CTO John Graham-Cumming for the final episode of "This Week in Net" in 2024, broadcasting from a rainy Lisbon, Portugal. The conversation reflects on Cloudflare's achievements throughout the year, including significant developments in Workers platform, AI capabilities, and hardware innovations. The episode explores predictions for 2025, examining the intersection of AI and privacy, quantum-resistant encryption, and cybersecurity threats. John Graham-Cumming shares his perspective on how AI capabilities will become more seamlessly integrated into daily life.

Join host João Tomé and Cloudflare’s Head of Hardware Engineering, Syona Sarma, for a discussion on Cloudflare’s latest Generation 12 hardware innovations, broadcast from the Lisbon office. As Cloudflare expands its global network across over 330 cities and 120 countries, explore how the company is evolving its hardware infrastructure to meet the demands of modern technology, particularly in the AI era.

Explore the worldwide trends that shaped the Internet with Cloudflare Radar’s 2024 Internet Year in Review. Join Host João Tomé and Cloudflare Head of Data Insights, David Belson as they look at Internet trends and patterns across 2024. We also discuss Robotcop and how content creators can prevent bots and crawlers from scraping their sites using a button in the AI Audit section of the Cloudflare dashboard.

From record-breaking mobile traffic to the rise of new social platforms , this year has been one for the books! We're sharing Internet stats from 2024 that shaped the way we connect, share, and create.

This week, host João Tomé is joined by Nicholas Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic and former editor-in-chief of Wired, during his participation at Web Summit, the international event held in Lisbon with over 70,000 attendees. In this conversation, Thompson discusses the Internet, AI, social media, and the challenge of protecting content creators from AI crawlers—a problem Cloudflare’s AI Audit is designed to address. We also explore the 2024 media landscape, its future, and its role in supporting democracy.

Slow web traffic in mainland China? Speed it up with Cloudflare's China Network. Many developer platform products, such as Workers and Pages, are currently supported on the China Network.

Celso Martinho is a Senior Director of Engineering at Cloudflare. He works across multiple teams from Radar to Workers AI in our new Cloudflare Lisbon offices. In this conversation, host João Tomé and Celso discuss the rapid growth of Cloudflare Workers, simplifying life for developers, and the importance of observability in AI. Celso also dives into how the challenges for developers have changed since the 1990s tech era and why he believes the Internet is still in its infancy.