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Seoul, Korea: CloudFlare's 23rd Data Center

Published on August 22, 2012 11:13PM by Matthew Prince.

Seoul, Korea: CloudFlare's 23rd Data
CenterWe just turned on our latest data center in Seoul, Korea. It's our 23rd data center and the last of the 9 new cities as ...

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View Comments | Tagged with datacenter, ddos, fastinternet, korea, seoul

Warsaw, Poland: CloudFlare's 22nd Data Center

Published on August 21, 2012 03:40PM by Matthew Prince.

Warsaw, Poland: CloudFlare's 22nd Data
Center

Hot on the heels of launching our new data center in Stockholm, Sweden we just turned up our newest facility in Warsaw, Poland. That makes 22 ...

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View Comments | Tagged with datacenter, europe, poland, warsaw

Stockholm, Sweden: CloudFlare's 21st Data Center

Published on August 21, 2012 02:48AM by Matthew Prince.

Stockholm, Sweden: CloudFlare's 21st Data
CenterCloudFlare's data center expansion continues. If you're keeping score at home, before today we had 20 data centers worldwide. In order of when they ...

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View Comments | Tagged with datacenter, pingdom, stockholm, sweden

Prague, Czech Republic: CloudFlare's 20th Data Center

Published on August 14, 2012 11:53PM by Matthew Prince.

Prague, Czech Republic: CloudFlare's 20th Data
Center

We just turned up our newest data center (#20) in Prague, Czech Republic. This comes hot on the heels of new data centers in ...

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View Comments | Tagged with anycast, czechrepublic, datacenter, europe, networking, prague

Vienna, Austria: CloudFlare's 19th Data Center

Published on August 08, 2012 06:11AM by Matthew Prince.

Vienna, Austria: CloudFlare's 19th Data
Center

CloudFlare's global expansion continues. After launching Sydney, Atlanta, Seattle, and Toronto over the last week and a half, this week we plan on turning up ...

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View Comments | Tagged with austria, datacenter, europe, vienna

Toronto, Canada: CloudFlare's 18th Data Center

Published on August 03, 2012 06:43AM by Matthew Prince.

Toronto, Canada: CloudFlare's 18th Data
Center

Last week we turned up three new data centers in Sydney, Atlanta, and Seattle. This week we are launching the next location to continue to expand ...

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View Comments | Tagged with canada, datacenter, fcc, michellezatlyn, openinternet, toronto

Seattle: CloudFlare's 17th Data Center

Published on July 27, 2012 05:17AM by Matthew Prince.

Seattle: CloudFlare's 17th Data
Center

Our ops team is on a roll! Hot on the heels of Sydney and Atlanta going live yesterday, we're happy to announce Seattle, Washington as the location ...

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Atlanta: CloudFlare's 16th Data Center

Published on July 26, 2012 05:46AM by Matthew Prince.

Atlanta: CloudFlare's 16th Data
Center

We're not slowing down! Just a few hours ago we launched Sydney, Australia as CloudFlare's 15th data center. Now our ops team just threw the switch ...

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Sydney, Australia: CloudFlare's 15th Data Center

Published on July 26, 2012 12:40AM by Matthew Prince.

Sydney, Australia: CloudFlare's 15th Data
Center

Over the next few weeks, CloudFlare will be significantly expanding our global network. In total, we'll be adding 9 new data centers and doubling the ...

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View Comments | Tagged with datacenter, networkmap, straighttothepoolroom, sydney

CloudFlare's Miami Data Center Now Online

Published on February 03, 2012 03:58AM by Matthew Prince.

CloudFlare's Miami Data Center Now
Online

We're happy to announce that CloudFlare's Miami data center is now online. Our 14th data center has been in the works for some time ...

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