Every product we ship stands on the work of a few remarkable companies: a global network, a cloud with hundreds of services, frontier AI labs, a payments platform for the internet and the place where the world's code lives. These are their stories, and why they matter to anyone building software today.
Cloudflare began in 2010 as a way to make websites faster and harder to knock offline. Today the same global network runs code, stores data, serves AI models and protects whole companies, and most of it is a few keystrokes away for anyone with an idea.
CloudflareA global network in more than 335 cities that secures, speeds up and runs internet applications.
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Google offers Gemini models you can try free in a browser, chips it has designed in-house for more than a decade, a data warehouse that began as an internal tool and a cloud spanning 43 regions. Here is the whole range, and what it lets builders do.
Google AI and CloudGoogle's AI research, Gemini models and global cloud, from custom TPU chips to BigQuery.
Stripe began in 2010 as a simple way for developers to accept cards and has grown into a sprawling toolkit for running an internet business, from tax and fraud to stablecoins and AI shopping agents. Here is what is in the box, and why Managed Payments stands out.
A global payments and financial infrastructure platform, from checkout and billing to tax, fraud and stablecoins.
Compute, storage, databases, security and AI that once took a data center and a team now arrive as services you switch on in an afternoon. That is what lets a handful of people run a global platform.
Open source frameworks, open protocols and public research sit underneath almost everything here. Each story credits what these companies give back as well as what they sell.
Networks in hundreds of cities, payments in dozens of currencies and models that answer in many languages mean a product can meet its first customer anywhere on the map.
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More than 225 million developers work on GitHub. Around their repositories has grown an entire workshop, with automation, cloud development machines, security scanners, package hosting, websites, funding for maintainers and a crew of AI agents that can pick up an issue and write the fix.
GitHubThe home of the world's code, with automation, security and AI agents built in.
Next.js decides where your code runs, TypeScript catches mistakes before users ever see them, and Tailwind CSS styles everything without leaving the markup. Next.js's own project starter now switches on all three by default, and each has recently been re-engineered for speed.
Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSSThe open-source toolkit for building websites and web apps: framework, type system and styling.
SpaceX now owns both Grok and Cursor, the AI code editor used across more than half of the Fortune 500. Here is how one of the largest computing fleets on Earth, a frontier model family and the most popular AI editor fit together, and how Elon Musk's companies are setting the pace in the race toward super intelligence.
Grok x CursorCursor, the AI code editor, and Grok, the model family from SpaceX's AI unit SpaceXSI, under one roof at SpaceX.
Cognition's Devin is an AI software engineer with a computer of its own. It maps sprawling codebases, takes on migrations that once needed armies of engineers and hands back finished pull requests. Here is what it does, where it shines and how it differs from the AI tools that live inside an editor.
DevinAn autonomous AI software engineer from Cognition that plans, writes, tests and ships code across very large codebases.
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