Cloudflare Workers Adds Native Inbound TCP Support with gRPC
10/14/2026 — 10/14, 16:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Cloudflare Workers now natively supports inbound TCP connections, breaking past HTTP-only limitations and introducing its first gRPC protoco…
Cloudflare Workers now natively supports inbound TCP connections, breaking past HTTP-only limitations and introducing its first gRPC protocol support. Powered by Spectrum traffic proxy and Durable Objects, the update enables bidirectional persistent connections to significantly reduce latency for voice AI and similar scenarios.
Latest turnCloudflare Workers has introduced native inbound TCP connection support, breaking its long-standing HTTP-only limitation. gRPC is the first protocol built upon this capability, leveraging Spectrum and Durable Objects to provide full-duplex communication and lower latency for voice AI workloads.
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Cloudflare Workers has introduced native inbound TCP connection support, breaking its long-standing HTTP-only limitation. gRPC is the first protocol built upon this capability, leveraging Spectrum and Durable Objects to provide full-duplex communication and lower latency for voice AI workloads.
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