Last week, during our inaugural Speed Week, we announced several new products that we released to help make the Internet faster for our customers.
We shared new customer stories from All Saints and National Instruments that demonstrate the value our customers get from a faster Internet with Cloudflare.
If you missed any of the announcements, here's the top line:
Result: See 16% improvement in time to first byte (TTFB).
HTTP/2 Prioritization Optimizing resource handling by the browser with prioritization driven by Cloudflare (Including parallel streaming of progressive images).
Result: 50% faster browser rendering using sampled sites.
Image Resizing Delivering image variants using a single master image for every device type and connection.
Result: 219KB potential savings in image file sizes*.
*Based on the 20% of Internet pages with improperly sized images according to HTTP Archive
Accelerating Live Video Streaming New Concurrent Streaming Acceleration that reduces the lag time experienced by live stream viewers.
Result: 2 second potential latency reduction for live video.
Binary AST A collaboration with Mozilla to deliver a binary encoded AST, reducing the parsing time for large JavaScript files.
Result: 30-50% improvement in JavaScript parsing performance on the most common frameworks.
But wait, there's "one more thing."
Today, we are launching a new Speed Page in the Cloudflare Dashboard.
New features of the dashboard include a new filmstrip to help you visualize how much faster your page is loading and more granular metrics for desktop and mobile. We've also added a brand new feature called "TCP Turbo" that optimizes TCP settings to further accelerate your website.
You can opt in to access the new speed page in your dashboard starting today. Read the blog for more details on the new Speed Page.
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