The Transparent Caching segment continues to evolve, as new players enter the space with competitive business models. The latest one to throw its hands in the ring is Concurrent Computer Corp, which not only provides localized CDN infrastructure solutions for
The iPhone, DDoS attacks, and Internet of Things are the three biggest disruptions to CDN industry in the last decade. When the iPhone exploded on the scene in 2007, the impact was felt quickly, and CDNs hurriedly updated their platforms
Recently, we had the opportunity to interview Alan Arolovitch, CTO of PeerApp to discuss their new RAN based offering. PeerApp is a leader in the Transparent Caching industry, and has more than 500 customers, with some of those individual customers
Recently, we had the opportunity to interview Alan Arolovitch, CTO of PeerApp, the leader in the Transparent Caching market. PeerApp which started in 2004, is growing like gangbusters. They have a total of 500 customers, signing up sixty in 2014
In 2015, the traditional CDN business model will continue to evolve into new service models, and CDNs will continue to disrupt the traditional incumbent business models. Cisco WAN products are a traditional business model, Aryaka Networks is the new WAN
Is the CDN market really a $4B industry or a $40B industry? If the Internet of Things (IoT) is thrown into the mix, its sounds like the CDN ecosystem is more like a $40B market. IDC predicts (IoT) to become
The CDN market is “NOT” a $4 billion market, but a $40 billion market. When analyst determine the market size of any sector, it all boils down to the definition of the sector, and if the definition is off, then
The transparent caching industry is alive and doing well. According to Frost & Sullivan, the market is set to grow to $350M by 2016. Qwilt and PeerApp are the pure-play companies in the industry. PeerApp declares itself a leader in
