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Cloudflare and AWS Embed x402 Agent Payments at the Edge

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By Steef-Jan Wiggers Verified
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Cloudflare opened a waitlist for its Monetization Gateway, which lets any Cloudflare customer charge for web pages, APIs, datasets, or MCP tools using the x402 open protocol with stablecoin settlement. The announcement came two weeks after AWS shipped the same capability in CloudFront and AWS WAF as a generally available feature.
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Claude Reaches GA on Microsoft Foundry: European Enterprises Cannot Deploy It

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By Steef-Jan Wiggers Verified
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Anthropic and Microsoft announced general availability of Claude models in Microsoft Foundry, giving Azure customers access to Claude Opus 4.8 and Claude Haiku 4.5 with native authentication, billing, and governance. Usage draws down existing Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitments. Sonnet 5 followed days later at promotional pricing of $2/$10 per million input/output tokens through August 31.
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Oracle Quietly Halves Free Tier Ampere A1 Compute Limits with No Public Announcement

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By Steef-Jan Wiggers Verified
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Oracle has reduced the Always Free Ampere A1 Compute allowance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure from 4 OCPUs and 24 GB of RAM to 2 OCPUs and 12 GB of RAM. The change took effect on June 15, 2026. Oracle did not publish a blog post, send customer notifications, or make any public announcement. The documentation was simply updated, and users discovered the new limits when their instances were shut down or when community members noticed the changed numbers on Oracle's website.
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