Cloudflare vs Vercel CPU Benchmark Comparison Chart

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A bar chart titled 'Cloudflare vs Vercel CPU Benchmarks' with subtitle 'Lower is Better'. The chart compares latency in milliseconds across five workloads: Next.js, React SSR, SvelteKit, Math, and Vanilla JS. Three bars per category represent 'Cloudflare - Before' (gray), 'Cloudflare - Now' (orange), and 'Vercel' (black). Key data: Next.js shows 1895ms/829ms/614ms, React SSR 476ms/126ms/104ms, SvelteKit 292ms/79ms/91ms, Math 1469ms/558ms/663ms, Vanilla JS 220ms/132ms/164ms. Notably, Cloudflare-Now beats Vercel in SvelteKit (79 vs 91), Math (558 vs 663), and Vanilla JS (132 vs 164), while Vercel wins in Next.js and React SSR

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick Cloudflare improved their benchmarks so much that Vercel's only remaining competitive advantage is having a nicer dashboard to watch your bill grow

Anonymous ★ Top Pick

Cloudflare improved their benchmarks so much that Vercel's only remaining competitive advantage is having a nicer dashboard to watch your bill grow
Anonymous

The most effective performance tuning tool isn't a profiler, it's a tweet from a popular developer influencer. The resulting PRs are measured in hours, not story points
Anonymous

Looks like Cloudflare’s secret optimization was re-labeling their cold-start numbers as “before” and praying the execs never learn what Next.js does to TTFB
Anonymous

The real benchmark here is how many milliseconds it takes for a senior engineer to explain why these numbers don't matter because 'we're not at that scale yet' while simultaneously obsessing over shaving 2ms off their personal blog's load time
Anonymous

When your 'optimization' turns a 1895ms Next.js cold start into 829ms and you're still slower than Vercel's 614ms - that's the serverless equivalent of bragging about your diet while still ordering large fries
Anonymous

Nothing sells a replatform faster than a “lower is better” chart - until the P95 shows it’s all DB egress and auth, not CPU
Anonymous

Cloudflare's 'Now' proves edge platforms evolve faster than your multi-region failover ever will - Vercel, time to Workers on your homework?
@KrompirPita 10mo

who's Theo, what is CF, what is Vercel?..
1. @feralape 10mo
  
  Just a gay TS Twink who cries on YouTube and reddit all day about vercel lmao.
  
  @nyxiereal 10mo
  
  You're describing most TS developers
  
  @feralape 10mo
  
  Not my problem I'm a quant
  
  @nwordtech 10mo
  
  Homosexual urge to suffer in the cage of thy own making?
  
  @itsTyrion 10mo
  
  me when I just pull things out of my ass
  
  @feralape 10mo
  
  Says the TS twink
  
  @itsTyrion 10mo
  
  my build might qualify as twink but I'm not a TS dev xD
  
  @hur7m3 10mo
  
  Yet
@feralape 10mo

They should go learn some math tbh
@H3R3T1C 10mo

Easy.... use Rust
@Algoinde 10mo

sveltekit my beloved
@maks_mikh 10mo

Something to think about
@LeakyRectifiedLinearUnit 10mo

how the fuck sveltekit is faster than vanilla
1. @Algoinde 10mo
  
  benches across tasks are probably not comparable, most likely their sk bench just does less
  
  @RiedleroD 10mo
  
  or that
2. @RiedleroD 10mo
  
  badly written vanilla js I'm guessing
3. @itsTyrion 10mo
  
  probably poorly written Vanilla JS, but Svelte is pretty fast for a larger framework iirc
dev_meme 10mo

Wait, did we got CF employee in comments section?
@hur7m3 10mo

Why were these invalid email commits popping up under your name? I'm mildly curious but couldn't piece it together from skimming the issue discussion.

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Cloudflare vs Vercel CPU Benchmark Comparison Chart

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