Earlier this month, CDN77 introduced Live Streaming CDN, a live streaming CDN platform, which combines encoding, transcoding and security layers with “low-latency and buffer-free global video delivery”. It has a capacity of 7 Tbps with 18 PoP in Europe and
WebRTC is a free, open project that provides browsers and mobile applications (e.g. Chrome, Opera, and Firefox) with real-time communication capabilities over peer-to-peer networks, using simple APIs and without plugins or apps. Here, we detail two innovative integrations and use
Number of Cloud Products from Google, AWS & Azure Google (7 Products): Compute, Storage, Networking, Big Data, Machine Learning, Operations, Tools, and 37 sub-products Azure (12 Products): Compute, Web+Mobile, Data+Storage, Analytics, Networking, Hybrid Integration, IAM, Media+CDN, Developer Services, Management, Intelligence,
CDN77, one of the leading European Pure-play CDNs just announced they’re fully supporting HTTP/2 across their global infrastructure. CDN77 currently has 28 PoPs, 3100+ customers and powers 8,400+ websites. I believe this makes them part of a handful of CDNs
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
The European technology scene is bustling with new CDN start-ups. They come from different countries and backgrounds. Here is a sample of the European CDNs 1) Pure-play CDNs: KeyCDN, CDN77, StreamZilla, Octoshape, and CDNify 2) Media based CDNs: Arkena 3)
Once upon a time, Europe was a wide open market for US based CDNs, because the competition was non-existent. Akamai, Level 3, Limelight, and many other CDNs thrived in the European market, signing up hundreds of customers across the UK,
The US is home to the most innovative CDNs on the planet. Over the last decade, CDNs have come and gone. Speedera, Panther Express, VitalStream, Digital Island, Cotendo, and many others represent different eras, and different business models in the
In Europe, the CDN ecosystem is healthy, diverse, increasing in number, and growing in sophistication. There are many different types of European CDN business models, including the following: 1) Large Telco CDNs: Telefonica and DT 2) Facilities based Long Haul
