Hear from Nick Rockwell, CTO of The New York Times, about why they turned to Fastly ahead of one of the biggest events in news: Election Day.
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“Fastly helps us deliver securely. That’s been essential to improving the services on the platform, the reliability of the platform, and our resilience against attacks.”
David Strauss
Pantheon’s WebOps platform improves the productivity of web teams and enables lightning-quick websites. After years of scaling their edge caching layer, their team wanted to do even more to boost security while driving performance for their users. Today, all sites on Pantheon are served over a secure and fast Global CDN, thanks to their partnership with Fastly.
“Our North Star is the metric we use to drive our business — and the company gets behind it. We use data to drive double-digit, year-on-year growth.”
Cait O’Riordan
The Financial Times set an ambitious goal: get to one million paying subscribers by 2020. By uniting the company around one metric, they hit their goal a year early and drove unprecedented growth — all while scaling their user base and boosting innovation.
“We have people who come up with crazy ideas every day, and some are really good. With prior vendors, it could take weeks to implement. With Fastly, we can go from concept to reality in days.”
Tom Parker
KAYAK is laser-focused on making the online travel experience better — and to stay ahead, they need to act with speed and agility. That’s why they moved to Fastly. By getting complete control over their CDN, they were able to roll out site changes more quickly, deliver content in near-real-time, and improve the experience for users in over 30 countries.
“A new story breaks out. We need to be able to update our readers as fast as possible. Now, we can.”
Clément Huyghebaert
At the heart of BuzzFeed is a drive to continuously understand and champion the user experience. With Fastly, BuzzFeed reported that they cut their time to first byte in half, and encourage their team to make bolder moves — all in service of their mission.
Our customers are at the heart of what we do — and we see ourselves as partners in overcoming challenges and celebrating successes. We strive to keep them wowed, each and every day. That’s why our customer relationships are so strong, and why their feedback continues to drive us forward.
customer satisfaction (CSAT)
CSAT score as of June 30, 2020.
Hear from Nick Rockwell, CTO of The New York Times, about why they turned to Fastly ahead of one of the biggest events in news: Election Day.
Pinterest saw significant cost savings after moving to Fastly — and found a partner that works as an extension of their own team.
By leveraging Fastly, fuboTV could deliver live and on-demand video faster — driving viewing time by 25%, and increasing traffic 7x since 2017, according to their teams.
Millions of consumers rely on Yelp for local, real-time business reviews. With Fastly, the Yelp team can deliver consistent, secure, and personalized experiences for their massive user base.
Big Cartel noticed the increased size of DDoS attacks. By turning to Fastly’s cloud security, they were able to automatically block attacks and create more reliable user experiences.
New Relic turned to Fastly not only for their technical needs, but also because of our shared values: great engineering, great culture, and a relentless focus on innovation and quality.
After the traffic from a customer’s flash sale brought down some of Stripe’s servers, they turned to Fastly to prevent future outages, while optimizing for experiences across the board.
To manage exponential growth, Daniel Wellington turned to Fastly to scale effectively, give developers end-to-end ownership over their work, and deliver faster experiences across devices.
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