By the end of 2018, we expect that 95% of the world's population will live in a country with a Cloudflare data center, as we grow our global network to span 200 cities.
Amazon CloudFront announces six new Edge Locations that are now part of its global network. These six new Edge Locations are located in the following cities:
Perth, Australia; Chennai, India; Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; Los Angeles, California; and two additional Edge Locations in Tokyo, Japan.
Security: The V8 JavaScript engine is arguably the most scrutinized code sandbox in the history of computing, and the Chrome security team is one of the best in the world. Moreover, Google pays massive bug bounties to anyone who can find a vulnerability. (That said, we have added additional layers of our own sandboxing on top of V8.)
This is our fourth edge location in the Tokyo area and our third in Dallas, bringing the total number of CloudFront locations to 87 (including 76 points of presence and 11 regional edge cache locations).
Denver joins CloudFlare's existing United States data centers in Ashburn, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, Phoenix, San Jose, and Seattle. In the continued pursuit of faster performance, we have data centers at another ten North American cities in the works.
另外這個禮拜還預定要再宣佈一個新的點:
Our week of expansion isn't done. Tomorrow, we head to one of the world's largest cities.