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Why Silicon Valley is taken with Tailscale

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Silicon Valley's AI developers are increasingly relying on Toronto-based Tailscale, a secure connectivity platform, with its importance being highlighted on social media. The service has seen significant growth, doubling its business customers to 40,000 since late 2025, serving prominent AI-focused companies. Tailscale's secure networking infrastructure is seen as a critical foundation for AI workloads, with experts emphasizing that many AI projects fail due to foundational issues, underscoring the platform's essential role.

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