Cloudflare now fastest in 74% of top networks worldwide
Cloudflare says it's now the fastest network provider in 74% of the world's 1,000 largest networks, up from 60% in April. The company measures real-user connection times using data from its error pages, comparing itself to Amazon, Google, Fastly, and Akamai. This improvement spans 150 more networks and 38 additional countries. The new methodology aims to better reflect actual user experience instead of lab benchmarks.
- Fastest in 74% of top 1,000 global networks
- Up from 60% in April, adding 150 networks
- Covers 38 more countries where it's now fastest
- Measures real user connection times, not just test labs
- Compares against Amazon, Google, Fastly, Akamai
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