PacketZoom announced yesterday that it was partnering with Amazon CloudFront’s Web CDN, making it the first mobile app performance company to offer an end-to-end bundled mobile networking solution, the Mobile App Performance Management and Optimization (APMO). PacketZoom’s Mobile Expresslane service
Today PacketZoom published an analysis of how various CDNs are performing in the top 100 websites as compared to the top 100 mobile apps, revealing some difference between the two arenas. Whereas Akamai is still dominating the market for websites,
Now that the dust has settled on Google CDN, we can discuss the repercussions it will have on the CDN landscape. First, lets start off with Akamai, since they’re the biggest CDN out there. Does Google CDN impact Akamai? Yes.
CloudFlare CloudFlare added a POP in Lima Peru bringing its total POP count to 29 CDN POPs Over the last 12 months CloudFlare’s LatAm traffic has increased 10x CloudFlare has plans to add 12 POPs in Mainland China in the
Amazon Cloudfront and Level 3 are the only two Non Pure-play CDNs in the market today, with Verizon DMS following closely behind. Both are very successful catering to a specific clientele, offering some services that other CDNs don’t, including Akamai.
Amazon Cloudfront continues to innovate, and grow their CDN business steadily. A few years ago, Cloudfront was in a position to challenge the big three CDNs, Akamai, EdgeCast, and Limelight. However, that conversation has now been put to rest. At
