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Simon Wistow

Vicepresidente delle iniziative strategiche, Fastly

Simon è cofondatore di Fastly, dove si occupa di guidare iniziative strategiche. Prima di contribuire alla fondazione di Fastly, Simon era senior search engineer presso Yahoo! Europe, LiveJournal, SixApart, Scribd e poi presso la società di social help desk Zendesk. In passato ha lavorato nel settore ricerca e sviluppo per una delle principali società di effetti speciali che ha realizzato film come la serie di Harry Potter, Troy, Kingdom of Heaven, Sunshine e Wallace e Gromit. A un certo punto ha lavorato come cowboy in Australia, perché all'epoca sembrava una buona idea. Puoi trovarlo su Mastodon: @simonwistow@hachyderm.io

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  • Control and Monetize Your Content with the RSL Standard

    Simon Wistow

    AI crawlers are scraping the web, often ignoring rules and costing publishers resources. The new RSL Standard lets you block, allow, or even charge AI for access to your content. Here’s how it works.

    CDN & distribuzione
    Prodotto
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  • Why Paying Copyright Holders for AI Training is Essential

    Simon Wistow, John Agger

    AI and creator rights don’t need to clash. A fair, consent-based model can drive innovation without exploiting creative work.

    Approfondimenti del settore
  • La verità sul blocco dell'IA e come gli editori possono comunque avere la meglio

    Simon Wistow

    Molti crawler IA non seguono le regole e robots.txt non è in grado di fermarli. Bloccare l'IA Google significa compromettere la SEO, ma gli editori non sono completamente a corto di opzioni. Il controllo edge sta diventando la loro ultima vera difesa.

    Sicurezza
    Approfondimenti del settore
  • Edge vs Cloud: Where Should AI Live?

    Simon Wistow

    In this article, Simon Wistow shares why hybrid AI is gaining ground and how semantic caching unlocks better performance and sustainability.

  • Making the Internet Sustainable— Starting from Its Infrastructure

    Simon Wistow

    Making the internet greener starts with its infrastructure. Learn how edge computing and smarter content delivery reduce energy waste and carbon impact.

    CDN & distribuzione
    + 2 more
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  • The Gentle Art of Doing Things Differently

    Simon Wistow

    Discover how constraints can drive creativity and technological breakthroughs as we look back on the transformative impact of resourcefulness in the tech industry.

    Approfondimenti del settore
    Ingegneria
  • AI Innovation and Sustainability: Key Takeaways from the AI Action Summit

    Simon Wistow

    Delve into the highlights of the AI Action Summit in Paris, where experts addressed pressing issues in AI, including ethics, regulation, and the sustainability of technology.

    CDN & distribuzione
    + 2 more
  • Introducing Fastly Staging Environment: Test with Confidence, Deploy with Ease

    Simon Wistow

    Introducing Fastly's Staging Environment lets you test your CDN and Compute configurations effortlessly, with just a click, before they go live.

    CDN & distribuzione
    + 3 more
  • Fastly named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Edge Delivery Services 2024

    Simon Wistow

    Celebrating our recognition as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Edge Delivery Services 2024, Fastly remains dedicated to empowering developers with cutting-edge solutions.

    Edge network
    + 3 more
  • It’s free, instant, and yours! Fastly’s free developer accounts are here

    Simon Wistow

    We’re excited to announce free developer accounts. You can instantly get started and take advantage of the most developer-friendly edge platform in the world.

    CDN & distribuzione
    + 7 more
  • Fastly and the Fediverse, pt.2

    Simon Wistow

    This is the sequel (aka 2 Fastly 2 Fediverse) of a recent blog post where we wrote about the Fediverse and how we think we can help.

    DevOps
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  • Fastly and the Fediverse, pt.1

    Simon Wistow

    We care deeply about all things open source and standards, and we’re excited to see how the Fediverse grows in the coming months. Today, we're explaining how it works and how we support it.

    Approfondimenti del settore
    + 4 more
  • Fastly + Fanout: real-time messaging and edge computing combined | Fastly

    Simon Wistow

    We're thrilled to join forces with Fanout. The integration of Fanout technology into our network will help enable real-time app development at the edge with improved time-to-market, reduced friction, and unprecedented scale.

    Notizie aziendali
    + 3 more
  • Easier edge building with Fastly and Glitch | Fastly

    Simon Wistow

    Our new partnership lets you deploy Glitch apps to Compute@Edge, making it even easier to build high-quality, customized digital experiences on our edge cloud platform.

    WebAssembly
    Compute
  • Company culture in a hybrid work environment

    Simon Wistow

    In this video from Web Summit 2021, we discuss how you build and ensure your company culture when you have some team members in person and some at home.

    Culture
  • 3 Benefits CDN's Bring to Startups

    Simon Wistow

    A modern CDN can help improve SEO rankings, make it easier to deliver personalized content, and secure your sites and apps — three keys to a startup’s success.

    Prestazioni
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  • Startups & Modern CDN Benefits

    Simon Wistow

    See the 4 ways startups use CDNs to hit their goals and our list of recommended CDN providers.

    Approfondimenti del settore
    Prestazioni
  • Adobe boosts performance and MTTR with Epsagon and Fastly logs | Fastly

    Simon Wistow

    Working together, Epsagon and Adobe’s Project Helix team built a very cool integration that uses clever parsing of Fastly VCL to generate tracing statements showing what variables have been created, updated, or deleted at every stage of a request and response in our platform.

    Prodotto
    Observability
  • Did you see that? Monitoring vs observability

    Simon Wistow

    You monitor distributed systems and log data, but what good does it do if you can't observe an actual problem when there is an issue? The reality is, you're drowning in log data and monitoring only gives you a high-level overview of a problem after it’s occurred. Enter observability.

  • 7 business uses for logging

    Simon Wistow

    To create effective logs, you first need to consider what you’re trying to achieve in capturing and maintaining logs. If you don't begin with a clear business goal and proactively plan your logging strategy, you take the risk that you’ll find yourself either without the data you need at a critical moment, or overloaded with extraneous information. Here are 7 ways you can use logs.