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Google Page Speed and CloudFlare

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Company
Date Published
Author
Matthew Prince
Word Count
216
Company Posts That Month
14
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
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No
Summary

On July 28, 2011, Google launched a new service called Google Page Speed aimed at making the web faster. The author, Matthew Prince, is pleased that other companies like Google are working on improving web performance and security. He mentions that when CloudFlare first suggested using DNS changes to improve these aspects, many people were skeptical, but now there's more interest in their services. Some users have compared Google Page Speed with CloudFlare, and the author is satisfied with how they compare. The possibility of offering Google Page Speed as a CloudFlare App is also mentioned. For those interested in Google Page Speed but not yet given access, CloudFlare offers its service for free regardless of bandwidth and is open to signups from websites of any size.

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