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European Pure-play: KeyCDN

KeyCDN, a Switzerland based CDN is one of the very few elite European pure-play CDNs in the market today. In three short years, KeyCDN has amassed an impressive list of 2,800 customers, with only eleven employees on board. Crossing the

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BOOM! Instart Logic Raises $43M in Expansion Round

Instart Logic raises a monster $43M round bringing its total to $95M. Instart Logic has currently raised more funding than its neighbor CloudFlare. The industry momentum is currently blowing in the direction of Instart Logic. They’ve been in business for

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The Real Reason Verizon Acquired AOL

The Internet has been torn asunder at the news of Verizon buying AOL. The PR machines are on overdrive trying to figure out the reason “why Verizon acquired AOL”. There are dozens of theories on “why the acquisition” and most

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Snapshot of Level 3 Peering

It’s looks like the the recent ruling on Net Neutrality is starting to move the needle in favor of the Middle-mile Middlemen, kinda, sorta. There are some winners and losers in this soap opera, but it will take some time

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European Pure-play: CDN77.com

CDN77, the London based pure-play global CDN continues to grow at a rapid clip. Founded in 2011, CDN77 has increased their number of active customers to 3,500 and employee count to 35. Their customers come from all parts of the

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Akamai’s $2B Business vs Amazon’s $5B

Akamai and Amazon are similar in a few ways. Akamai dominates the CDN industry with about 53% market share. Amazon Web Services dominates the cloud industry with 30% market share. Each has three fierce competitors. Also, Akamai has a CDN

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RAN Based Content Delivery and Optimization

The CDN Ecosystem continues to evolve, as innovation driven companies continue to create new features in the areas of security, streaming, and wireless. 2014 was the year of the Cyber Security CDN. 2015 is the year of the RAN (radio

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CDN Costing 101: Math Behind 95/5 Percentile

CDNs make money by selling three different services 1) data transfer (transit) plans 2) features such as WAF and 3) consulting services. When it comes buying transit from carriers and selling it to customers in the form of data transfer

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