On June 15, Cloudflare rose 3.18% in regular trading, trading at 238.56 USD/share, with turnover of $212 million. The stock rebounded alongside a broad rally in the Internet Services & Infrastructure sector, recovering from a sustained pullback that began after the company announced its acquisition of VoidZero.

On the news front, the sector experienced a systematic rebound, with CoreWeave up 6.09%, DigitalOcean up 7.78%, Applied Digital up 6.67%, Shopify up 5.42%, and Snowflake up 4.88%, collectively lifting previously oversold names. Additionally, RBC Capital Markets expressed confidence that Cloudflare is positioned to deliver on its updated long-term profitability targets, with management reaffirming it remains on track to exceed its $5 billion revenue goal ahead of 2028.

The stock had previously declined from approximately $265 following the announcement of its acquisition of VoidZero, an open-source software company founded by Evan You. Market uncertainty surrounding undisclosed deal terms and integration outlook had weighed on shares. The current move represents an oversold technical recovery amid improving sector sentiment.

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