Cloudflare developer base tops 10 million, up 35% in a quarter
10/21/2026 — 10/22, 13:21·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Cloudflare says its developer base has passed 10 million, up 35% from the previous quarter. The company credits the spread of AI agents, wit…
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On October 21, 2026, Cloudflare said in a press release that more than 10 million developers are now building on its platform. The company put the figure in context by noting that the number stood at 7.4 million a quarter earlier, which works out to roughly 35% growth over three months. Cloudflare attributed the increase to the spread of AI agents, saying developers are using AI to write code and build applications. The announcement itself is where the public record currently ends; beyond the figures and the stated reason for growth, the available material does not offer further detail.
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Latest turnCloudflare announced that its developer count has surpassed 10 million, marking a 35% increase in a quarter. The company attributed this growth to AI agents as developers use AI to write code.
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Cloudflare announced that its developer count has surpassed 10 million, marking a 35% increase in a quarter. The company attributed this growth to AI agents as developers use AI to write code.
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