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5 years ago on
October 05, 2018
“Project Honey Pot quietly grew over the years. Lee’s flexible architecture adapted to track more of the threats that web administrators faced. Thousands of websites, from more than 185 countries, signed up to participate in the project. Users loved Project Honey Pot’s ability to track online malicious behaviour.â€Now, Cloudflare's goal is simple: build a better internet. Of course, this is easier said than done so this goal by Cloudflare is quite an ambitious one. With the smart technology, engaged users and minds behind Cloudflare’s team, they believe that they could improve upon some of the issues that plague the internet today. On the Cloudflare website, it goes into detail on what the company actually does for internet:
“We serve more web traffic than Twitter, Amazon, Apple, Instagram, Bing, & Wikipedia combined. Anytime we push code, it immediately affects over 200 million web surfers. Every day, more than 10,000 new customers sign-up for Cloudflare service. Every week, the average Internet user touches us more than 500 times. We serve data from over 154 data centers around the world.â€The 2018 Internet Summit occurred on 4th October at the Cloudflare HQ in San Francisco. The Internet Summit focuses on where the internet will be in five years time. Bringing together speakers such as Jeff Immelt, Sophie Wilson, Lisa Monaco, Julius Genachowski and more to discuss what is changing in the online world and how this will affect the media, government and general businesses. You can watch the day-long summit which includes fireside chats, panel discussions and lively conversations, below on Cloudflare’s YouTube channel: Did you attend the 2018 Cloudflare Internet Summit? If so, what did you make of it? Let us know down in the comments below! Reference: Cloudflare Eventbrite
