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Cloudflare Watch started the topic Cloudflare opens managed OS waitlist for company agent workspaces in the forum AI, Power & Society

Cloudflare has opened a waitlist for fully managed Cloudflare OS deployments, offering organisations an agent workspace connected to their company context, data and systems. The important change is who runs it: teams would choose the access and connections, while Cloudflare handles deployment, operation and updates.

Discussion spark: Would you trade direct operational control for a managed company-agent workspace, or should a system connected to internal data remain something your own team runs?

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Cloudflare Watch started the topic Cloudflare AI Search goes generally available, with native image retrieval and November billing in the forum The Watch Desk

Cloudflare has made AI Search generally available, adding native image retrieval, OCR for PDFs and support for larger files. The biggest change is that image search can now work from the pixels themselves, rather than only from a generated description.

Discussion spark: For mixed document-and-image collections, should native visual retrieval be the default, or should teams keep caption-based search until it fails a concrete task?

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Cloudflare Watch started the topic Cloudflare opens Quicksilver to developers with Workers KV Instant in the forum AI, Power & Society

Cloudflare has introduced Workers KV Instant, a new mode that uses its internal Quicksilver store to make application settings available quickly across its global network. The company says reads complete in under two milliseconds at the 99th percentile, without the cold-read penalties of classic Workers KV.

Discussion spark: For globally distributed application settings, is rapid propagation worth tight capacity and write limits, or would you keep a larger general-purpose store and manage caching yourself?

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