CDNs
Content Delivery Networks
Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) are a system of distributed servers strategically positioned across various geographic locations to deliver web content efficiently to users. CDNs significantly reduce latency and improve load times by caching content closer to the end user, enhancing the overall user experience.
In addition to the publicly available content delivery networks, several companies have developed in-house CDNs.
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CDNs
Company CDNs
| Platform |
|---|
Apple CDN |
Google Edge CDN |
Meta CDN |
Netflix CDN |
Steam CDN |
TikTok CDN |
Yahoo CDN |
Why This Data?
Network equipment providers, SD-WAN vendors, VPN providers, and other solution vendors use this data to optimize the network. The data is used for quality-of-service (QoS), whitelisting IPs, true first-packet routing, WAN optimization, and more.
Fun Fact
The first CDN was launched by Akamai Technologies in 1998, inspired by a challenge posed at MIT to solve the problem of internet congestion.
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