Matthew Prince
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1,742 appearances
5 recordings
5 series
first heard Mar 2019
last heard 10 Jun
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Gentlemen, good to see you.
I'm doing well.
Great to see you.
Yeah.
So we bought a company called Void Zero, which makes Vite, which is one of the most popular developer platforms that's there.
It's just an incredible team.
Evan Yu, who's the founder, is just a first-class human being, someone who our team is super excited to work with.
The team that he's assembled is just great.
And I think that this is increasingly becoming the platform that is being used to power a lot of the
that are running around the internet, and a lot of those agents are running on Cloudflare, and so we think it's just a really natural combination.
Yeah, we plan to continue to leave it as an open source project and support it and invest in it that way.
We want to integrate it closely with Cloudflare's developer platform and make sure that Cloudflare is the best place to run any sort of Vite project that you have.
But it'll work in any of the different platforms as well.
And so we just really wanted to make sure that
Evan and his team have the support to make sure they could continue to really invest in what's just an incredible platform.
And we think that that is going to drive more developers to Cloudflare's workers platform as well.
Yeah, I think that you need a different architecture than we've had to build the last generation of applications for what's coming with agents.
If you imagine, there are about 100 million knowledge workers in the United States.
if all of those knowledge workers had one agent which was working on their behalf, and each of those agents was running in a container, a traditional container, like something you'd get at AWS or a Google Cloud,
um the amount of just cpu resources uh that would be needed to to run just those those agents uh assuming they've just had one agent per person uh is about 50 of the total cpu capacity that's generated uh you know by all the different cpu manufacturers that are out there uh today and that's just the united states knowledge workers if you take that to the world then it's several times um you know 30 or 40 times the capacity
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