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CloudFlare Offers Advanced Caching & SPDY Protocol to Google Cloud Platform Customers

CloudFlare Offers Advanced Caching & SPDY Protocol to Google Cloud Platform Customers Image Credit: CloudFlare

CloudFlare, the leading Internet performance and security company, has announced that it is collaborating with Google, enabling Google Cloud Platform customers to extend the capabilities of their existing infrastructure and also enjoy all of the performance and security benefits of CloudFlare. CloudFlare extends Google Cloud Platform customers’ infrastructure directly to the network edge for even faster content delivery, as well as heightened optimization and security. With the partnership, Google will become an authorized Cloud Platform Technology Partner of CloudFlare.

CloudFlare claims that it can double web performance with its advanced caching and the SPDY protocol to double web content transfer times, making web content transfer times significantly faster. With CloudFlare's global edge network, it caches static files close to their destination, meaning content always loads fast no matter where customers are located. Also, CloudFlare peers with Google in strategic locations globally, improving response times for Google Cloud Platform services.

According to CloudFlare, its services also provide customers protection against DDoS and SQL injection attacks. As CloudFlare sits on the edge, customers are protected from malicious traffic before it reaches Google Cloud Platform. This keeps websites up and running without compromising page load times or performance, added CloudFlare.

Matthew Prince, Co-Founder & CEO, CloudFlare
Google realizes the importance of security and combining it with the best available performance only enhances its world-class infrastructure. Now customers can enjoy the best of both worlds, protecting and accelerating their web properties while staying focused on growing their core business.

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