Cloudflare's acquisition of Deno raises hard questions about open-source governance, vendor control, and how Node.js, Bun, and edge runtimes will compete once Workers can run on self-hosted infrastructure.
AMD's planned 2027 supply increase, Rapidus's customer hunt for its 2nm node, and Infineon's new Thailand hub together signal a diversification of global chip capacity that developers should factor into node and edge capacity planning.
A hands-on account of porting a production Python backend to Cloudflare's newly GA Python Workers, cataloguing exactly which dependencies, C-extension assumptions, and runtime behaviors break under the Pyodide/WASM model and which workloads still make sense at the edge.