
9/27/2023 · Veronica Marin, Dawn Parzych, Leroy Lasenburg
What this post added
This post details how several AI companies (Azule.ai, 42able.ai, Layercode, Eclipse AI, Embley, Chainfuse) are building and deploying AI applications using Cloudflare's developer platform. It highlights the use of Durable Objects, WebSockets, Queues, R2 for vector storage, Workers KV, D1, Workers AI (Constellation), Workers for Platforms, and Pages. Specific examples include Azule.ai using R2 for on-disk vector search, Layercode using Workers for voice AI pipelines and Durable Objects for hosted agents, and Eclipse AI leveraging R2 for object storage and Workers for backend APIs. The post emphasizes the benefits of Cloudflare's platform for AI development, such as reduced costs, faster development cycles, and improved performance.