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Author Bio Trevor primarily covers tech and financials, with a particular interest in artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other innovative technologies. He grew up in Ohio and later moved to the Pacific coast. In his free time, Trevor enjoys reading, traveling, stargazing, health, and fitness. Follow @tjennewine1 Edge computing is a type of cloud computing that makes the internet faster by moving content like websites and applications closer to the end user. As more devices connect to the internet, creating more data at "the edge," edge computing offer...

Reseller News Join Reseller News Sign up to gain exclusive access to email subscriptions, event invitations, competitions, giveaways, and much more.Sign up now How to choose a cloud serverless platform From AWS Lambda and Azure Functions to Knative and OpenFaaS, we have at least a dozen functions-as-a-service platforms to choose from. Here’s how to navigate the options. Credit: Dreamstime Running a server farm in the cloud at full capacity 24/7 can be awfully expensive. What if you could turn off most of the capacity when it isn’t needed? Taking this idea to its logical conc...

Cloudflare Pages is now Generally Available Loading... In December, we announced the beta of Cloudflare Pages: a fast, secure, and free way for frontend developers to build, host, and collaborate on Jamstack sites. It’s been incredible to see what happens when you put a powerful tool in developers’ hands. In just a few months of beta, thousands of developers have deployed over ten thousand projects, reaching millions of people around the world. Today, we’re excited to announce that Cloudflare Pages is now available for anyone and ready for your production needs. We’re also excited to ...

Computing without servers? Programming without code? Let’s ponder these and other innovations in the constantly evolving cloud.

This evolution has continued even after the word was crowned. The earliest offerings were just dozens of thin virtual machines running on fat servers. You could pretend to be root even though your instance was a tiny fraction of the machine. Then FTP servers were rebranded as buckets and dropboxes. Since then, services have exploded and the letters “AAS” have become the favourite suffix for acronym creators. The evolution continues and every new development prompts cloud users to rethink what they want to rent and what they expect to get for their money. Many of these are rediscovered ide...