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We’re #6 in the global CDN market by ARR, according to Dan Rayburn’s latest report. Globally, our data confirms we're typically ranked 5th or 6th in traffic volume per country: In the Ukraine market, the traffic split by content providers, sorted descending by traffic volume, is: Google, Meta, Telegram, Akamai, CDN77, Gcore, AWS, Apple, CloudFlare. In Brazil market, the ranking is: Google, Meta, ByteDance, Fastly, Akamai, CDN77, Edgio, Valve. We hold a similar traffic position in Japan etc. We're on track for a 35% ARR growth this year while staying sustainably profitable, unlike 3 out of the top 5 providers struggling with long-term unprofitability. Our network and team are ready in case there’s more market consolidation happening in the near future or if some of our peers continue to focus on different products than video delivery. This year and in the years to come, we’re painting the charts even more yellow 🚀 🤘 🐣 Full CDN market size report:  https://lnkd.in/eNxms93B

Impact of CDN on Global Internet Accessibility and Performance

CacheFly excels in global web performance through advanced CDN technology. With an intricate server network, advanced routing, and protocol support, CacheFly leads in enhancing online presence. Smart Image Optimization and dedicated storage solutions further optimize content delivery, solidifying CacheFly as a frontrunner in CDN advancements. Discover unique features that differentiate CacheFly in enhancing user experiences. Explore more: https://buff.ly/3UH0Q6c #CacheFly #FastestCDN #performance #SmartImageOptimization #performance #AdvancedCDNFeatures

Ever wondered about Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)? 🤔 Check out my latest article: 'Understanding CDNs: An In-Depth Guide.' 🌐 Exploring from my experience with Akamai, Cloudflare, and Amazon CloudFront, I dive into the key functions, major providers, and how to choose the right CDN for your needs. 🚀 Read now to enhance your web performance, reliability, and security! 💡 #CDN #WebPerformance #CloudComputing #TechInsights"

Here we are back with today's topic of #tuetechtalk Popular CDN providers include Akamai, Cloudflare, Amazon CloudFront, and Fastly, among others. Website owners and businesses often use CDNs to optimize their online content delivery and enhance the performance and security of their websites and applications. To see full post: https://lnkd.in/d4X98CZY #tuetechtalks #tuetech #technology #technews #technologies #cdn #server #contentdeliverynetwork #whitelotuscorporation

Wondering why #Cloudflare is leading the CDN space and why we outperformed 18 other vendors? Check out the report below for answers to those questions and more.

Cloudflare has given me and clients a powerful CDN solution to surpass all expectations

🚀 Hey there! Continuing our journey to demystify the cloud, today we're diving deep into the world of Content Delivery Networks (CDN)! 🚀 Ever wondered how your favorite websites load so quickly, no matter where you are in the world? 🌍 The secret sauce is CDN! Real-World Magic: 📖 Imagine a network of fast delivery trucks spread globally, bringing websites closer to you. That's CDN for you! By strategically storing content near end-users, CDNs minimize data travel distance, ensuring quicker load times and a seamless browsing experience. 🚀 Security First: 🛡️ CDNs aren't just about speed. They amplify security, offering robust protection against threats like DDoS attacks and ensuring secure data transmission with up-to-date TLS/SSL certificates. Functionality & Benefits: While web hosts store your content, CDNs cache it. The result? Enhanced performance, reduced bandwidth costs, resilience against high traffic, and a safeguard against potential failures. In essence, CDNs are the unsung heroes ensuring fast, reliable, and secure web content delivery. Deep Dive: 🌊 Want to grasp the full power of CDNs? Dive into this insightful article from Cloudozen! Understanding Content Delivery Networks (CDN) https://lnkd.in/d2F8nYZt Stay tuned, cloud enthusiasts! 🌩️ More insights on cloud tech are heading your way. The future is bright, and it's undoubtedly in the cloud! ☁️ Up next, we'll be diving deep into IAM - Identity and Access Management. But hey, we're all ears! 🎧 Drop a comment below and let us know what cloud topic you'd love to hear about next. #DemystifyingCloud #CDN #CloudTech #FastWeb #SecureWeb

Why did I decide to challenge the CDN giants? I believe in transparency and customer focus. I feel the urge to comment on this article that raises concerns about the sales practices of some large and mature CDN providers: https://lnkd.in/eK6JshH5 Twelve years ago, I was running a small regional server-hosting business, and some of our clients needed a global video delivery. None of the vendors offered a truly flexible and transparent option that I could recommend with a clear conscience. We launched CDN77.com with just a few people and own cash from the other businesses I ran. Everyone discouraged me. The market was dominated by large US players, some of which were not publicly traded yet but were heavily funded nonetheless. The question I kept hearing was, 'Why are you entering a market where you can't succeed?' My response was always: 'I don’t feel any of them treat the customer right.' It was practices like those mentioned in the article that made me start a CDN business back then. Things like non-transparent pricing, hidden and/or absurd fees, and multi-year commitments that forced customers to stay regardless of their satisfaction with the service sounded crazy to me. So I decided to create a company that values customers as partners, not just revenue sources. Until today, we’ve remained a privately owned company, which makes our happy customers our only investors, aligning their needs perfectly with the needs of the company. (And I can see that the market sentiment sometimes pushes publicly traded companies to steps that might not be very customer friendly, or sometimes, as in the case described in the article and numerous comments with similar customer experience, completely beyond my understanding). Our commitment to transparency, fairness, and customer satisfaction has been the main driver of our growth from nothing to $200M+ ARR this year, we are responsible for 30 000+ servers in more than 250 datacenters in all largest cities around planet (except China :). I believe that when customers thrive, we thrive. This philosophy is not just a business strategy; it's our core value and basic company culture habit. Check out this Slack exchange to see CDN77’s way of serving the customers.

I’ve highlighted some interesting numbers and takeaways from Akamai’s Q4 and full-year 2023 earnings for those tracking the CDN industry. At times, I hear some people suggest Akamai isn’t really in the CDN market anymore, which could not be further from the truth. The company still dominates the overall industry and is the largest player concerning every metric, including revenue, number of customers, and total traffic delivered. Akamai’s delivery revenue for 2023 was $1.542 billion and dwarfs the next largest competitor by 3-4 times revenue, based on a comparison of the same type and size of customer. It is accurate that revenue growth in the CDN market has slowed over the past few years, with my CAGR estimate for the entire market in 2023 being 1-2%, excluding China. Akamai’s full-year 2023 delivery revenue was down 8% and is expected to be down again in 2024, year-over-year. Everyone following the CDN market knows it’s a tough business with high capex costs, low margins and competitive pricing. The CDN business is all about the economics of scale for efficiency and profitability, and the focus is on taking on the right customers at the correct pricing and cost structure. More details: https://lnkd.in/em6ytqmU #streamingmedia #contentdelivery #akamai #infrastructure