Cloudflare rises as it unveils partnerships with Meta, Nvidia, more
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Content delivery network company Cloudflare (NYSE:NET) shares rose more than 4% in pre-market trading on Wednesday after it unveiled several partnerships, including ones with Meta Platforms (META) and Nvidia (NVDA).
As part of the deal with Meta, the Mark Zuckerberg-led company will make its Llama 2 open source large language model available to developers building AI applications on Cloudflareâs developer platform, Workers.

Workers was also launched this morning to bring AI inferences to a wider audience.
Cloudflare (NET) also said it would bring Nvidia (NVDA) GPUs to the edge, along with Nvidia's Ethernet switches, to bring artificial intelligence compute power closer to users across the planet.
It also said it would bring Nvidia's (NVDA) full-stack inference software to further the adoption of AI applications and LLMs.
Cloudflare (NET) also announced partnerships with Hugging Face, the leading open platform for AI builders, to deploy AI models and make them more accessible, as well as partnerships with Snowflake (SNOW) competitor Databricks and Microsoft (MSFT).


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