Cloudinary vs OVHcloud

Cloudinary 2026 Retail Survey Results: Retailers' Top Priorities

Cloudinary's blog now features a new lead article titled 'We Asked Retailers Their Top Priority in 2026. They Gave Us 13.' This article discusses the results of a retail survey, highlighting that retailers have 13 top priorities for 2026, including video, authenticity, personalization, and seamless experiences. The article is dated September 2026.

Why AI-Powered Moderation Is a Must for Video Libraries

Cloudinary's blog features a new article on AI-powered moderation for video libraries, highlighting the need for automated review of hate speech, violence, and explicit content at scale.

Cloudinary Launches Agent Experience for Agent-Native Development

Cloudinary announced the launch of its Agent Experience layer, positioning the company as the first visual media platform built for agent-native development. The new layer enables AI agents to autonomously provision a scoped "Claimable Cloud" on Cloudinary’s production infrastructure and execute end-to-end visual media workflows without human configuration, account creation, or payment setup. Cloudinary says the platform provides structured media objects (metadata, governance, permissions), supports in-platform Image Generation and Image-to-Video capabilities, and offers MCP support, agent-native tooling, LLM-readable documentation, Skills packages, AI-optimized SDKs, and deterministic APIs available to customers. Tal Lev-Ami, Co‑founder and CTO of Cloudinary, is quoted describing the developer/agent workflow benefits.

• Cloudinary announced the launch of its Agent Experience layer, described as the first visual media platform purpose-built for agent-native development.
• The Agent Experience layer enables AI agents to self-provision a scoped "Claimable Cloud" on Cloudinary’s production infrastructure without requiring human configuration, account creation, or payment method.
• Cloudinary integrates Image Generation and Image-to-Video capabilities so AI-generated media can be created, classified, tagged, and stored directly within the platform.

Adtech AI Infrastructure Costs Challenge Profitability

This article explores the financial and operational challenges that AI adoption brings to adtech infrastructure. It argues that as AI workloads move from experimentation to production, the associated compute, storage, and network costs become significant and can erode product margins. The piece emphasizes the need for adtech companies to optimize infrastructure economics, match resources to workloads, and consider data residency requirements. It highlights the tension between model sophistication and real-time performance, and the importance of architectural flexibility. The author, Jeffrey Gregor from OVHcloud, positions infrastructure strategy as a key competitive differentiator in the next phase of adtech, where the ability to run AI efficiently and economically at scale matters more than access to AI itself.

• IDC predicts that by 2030, autonomous AI agents will manage a significant share of enterprise advertising operations.
• The article is authored by Jeffrey Gregor, General Manager at OVHcloud US.
• OVHcloud is a global cloud provider and subsidiary of OVH Group SAS.

Import Leased /24 into OVHcloud via BYOIP

A technical how-to explaining how to import a leased IPv4 /24 block into OVHcloud using BYOIP (Bring Your Own IP) to avoid OVHcloud's per-IP rental fee. The author compares OVHcloud's $2.39/month per IP charge (about $612/month for a /24) with leasing a clean /24 (cited from IPbnb at ~ $79/month) and describes the requirements (supported RIRs, prefix size, clean/unannounced status, WHOIS allocation), the setup steps (publish a route object with OVH's ASN, prove control via a token in the inetnum WHOIS record, order in OVH Control Panel, assign to service to announce), and operational gotchas (region selection, WHOIS/rDNS delegation, withdraw previous announcements, anti-DDoS included). The post highlights that leased blocks can be used with BYOIP if proper authorization and routing/ROA objects are in place.

• OVHcloud charges $2.39 per additional IP per month, which totals about $612/month for a /24 (256 addresses × $2.39).
• BYOIP (Bring Your Own IP) lets OVHcloud announce IP space you control so OVH does not bill per-IP rental for imported space.
• Supported RIRs for OVHcloud BYOIP are ARIN, RIPE, and APNIC; minimum block size is /24 and maximum is /19 (delivered as /24s).