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Cloudflare’s stock mounts a big comeback after fastest sales surge in nearly 4 years

Cloudflare’s stock mounts a big comeback after fastest sales surge in nearly 4 years
MarketWatch Thursday 05 November 2026, 23:50 UTC By Christine Ji 1 min read
Key Points

Demand for automated AI protection is on the rise — and manifesting in Cloudflare’s earnings results.

Demand for automated AI protection is on the rise — and manifesting in Cloudflare’s earnings results.
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