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Overview CDNetworks, founded in 2000, is a global content delivery network (CDN) provider offering services for web performance, media delivery, and cloud security. Headquartered in Singapore, it serves industries like e-commerce, gaming, and media, with clients including Alibaba, Samsung, and Hyundai. Its CDN Pro (formerly CDN360) focuses on delivering static and dynamic content with enhanced security features. The company emphasizes strong network presence in Asia, particularly China, and provides solutions like DDoS protection and edge computing. CDNetworks is owned by Wangsu Science & Technology since 2017. ...

Overview BaishanCloud, founded in 2015, is a global cloud data service provider specializing in content delivery network (CDN) services, edge security, and data lifecycle management. Headquartered in Guiyang City, China, with international operations in Bellevue, Washington, it offers cloud delivery, storage, and security solutions. The company serves internet and enterprise customers, particularly in China and Asia, with a focus on data transmission, storage, and governance. BaishanCloud has a strong presence in the tech services industry, supporting applications like TikTok and Tencent QQ. It has raised approximately $173 million in funding and employs over 600 staff as of 2023. ...

Overview Alibaba Cloud CDN, operated by Alibaba Cloud, is a global content delivery network with over 1,200 points of presence (POPs) across more than 70 countries. It specializes in accelerating content delivery for websites, video streaming, and large-scale downloads, particularly in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and China. The service supports a range of industries, including e-commerce, gaming, and media, with a strong focus on compliance with China’s regulatory requirements. Customers include enterprises and developers needing low-latency delivery in APAC markets. The platform integrates with other Alibaba Cloud services like Elastic Compute Service (ECS) and Object Storage Service (OSS) for streamlined content hosting. ...

Overview 5 Cents CDN provides a content delivery network focused on affordability and scalability for video streaming, web acceleration, and cloud storage. It serves enterprises, broadcasters, and OTT providers, with a client base including government agencies and TV channels across North America, Europe, Asia, and other regions. The platform emphasizes low-cost plans starting at $2.5/TB and a global network of over 70 points of presence (PoPs). Features include live streaming, video-on-demand, and multistreaming to social platforms. It supports businesses prioritizing cost-effective content delivery with minimal setup complexity. ...

Overview Mlytics is a Singapore-based MultiCDN platform founded in 2017, specializing in AI-driven traffic steering to optimize web and video streaming performance. It aggregates multiple CDN providers, routing traffic based on real-time performance metrics. The platform serves businesses needing global content delivery, particularly in video streaming and markets like China. Mlytics integrates with major CDNs like Akamai, Cloudflare, and Amazon CloudFront. It is recognized for its analytics and security features, catering to enterprises and developers. Customers include Fortune 500 companies and video streaming providers. ...

Overview China Telecom Corporation Limited, a state-owned telecommunications provider, operates one of China’s largest content delivery networks, leveraging its extensive infrastructure to optimize content distribution. Founded in 2002, it serves major internet portals and enterprises, including Tencent QQ, Baidu, Sina, and Weibo. The CDN is integrated with China Telecom’s backbone networks, ChinaNet and CN2, to deliver low-latency services across China and globally. It caters to businesses requiring compliance with China’s strict internet regulations, such as ICP licensing, and supports a range of applications from web content to streaming media. ...

Overview AT&T operates a content delivery network (CDN) as part of its telecommunications portfolio, leveraging its global network infrastructure to deliver content for enterprise and media customers. The CDN focuses on video streaming, live events, and secure content delivery, utilizing AT&T’s extensive fiber and 5G networks. It serves large organizations, including broadcasters and businesses requiring high-bandwidth applications. The service integrates with AT&T’s broader connectivity offerings, such as private networking and cloud solutions. As of 2025, AT&T continues to expand its fiber footprint, aiming to reach over 50 million locations by 2029. ...

Overview Singtel, a Singapore-based telecommunications company founded in 1879, provides a range of services including mobile, broadband, and digital infrastructure solutions. Its CDN offerings are part of its Digital InfraCo unit, which focuses on delivering connectivity and data center services across the Asia-Pacific region. Singtel serves enterprise customers, including businesses in finance, technology, and government sectors, leveraging its regional network for reliable content delivery. The company’s infrastructure supports 5G, edge computing, and data centers under its Nxera brand, with a focus on APAC markets. Singtel has recently consolidated its consumer and enterprise businesses to drive synergies and growth. ...

Overview Arelion, formerly Telia Carrier, is a global telecommunications provider based in Solna, Sweden, operating a tier 1 network with Autonomous System number AS1299. It offers fiber-based connectivity and IP services, including CDN solutions tailored for hosting and content delivery providers. The company serves wholesale customers, enterprises, and content providers like Facebook and CDNetworks. Its network spans over 77,000 km, connecting 350+ points of presence (PoPs) across 125 countries. Arelion focuses on high-capacity, low-latency connectivity for industries such as gaming, finance, and media. ...

Overview Telia Carrier, rebranded as Arelion in January 2022, was a global tier-1 network provider offering fiber-based telecommunications and CDN services. Based in Solna, Sweden, it served operators, content providers, and enterprises across 125 countries. Its network powered 65% of global Internet routes via AS1299. The company is no longer active under the Telia Carrier brand, having fully彼此 Sunset timeline 1993: Telia Carrier founded as part of Telia Company, building its international IP network. 2003: Merged with Sonera, becoming TeliaSonera International Carrier. 2016: Rebranded to Telia Carrier, aligning with Telia Company’s naming. 2020-10-06: Telia Company agreed to sell Telia Carrier to Polhem Infra for ~USD 1 billion. 2022-01-19: Telia Carrier rebranded to Arelion, marking a new identity under Polhem Infra ownership. Migration guidance Customers using Telia Carrier’s CDN services should migrate to Arelion, its direct successor, for continued tier-1 network access. Alternatives include Cloudflare for developer-centric features or Akamai for robust enterprise-grade CDN solutions. Evaluate based on regional coverage and specific feature needs like DDoS protection or real-time logs. Official rebrand details: https://www.arelion.com ...

Overview Hetzner, founded in 1997, is a German hosting provider offering cloud servers, dedicated servers, and storage solutions. It operates data centers in Germany, Finland, the United States, and Singapore, serving developers, SMBs, and enterprises. Known for cost-effective pricing, Hetzner provides scalable infrastructure for web hosting, applications, and storage-heavy workloads. While it does not market a traditional CDN, its cloud and object storage services support content delivery use cases, particularly for European customers. Hetzner’s customer base includes startups, developers, and businesses prioritizing affordability and performance. ...

Overview Hibernia Networks, formerly Hibernia Atlantic, was a US-based provider of global telecommunications and CDN services, operating subsea and terrestrial fiber networks. It served financial markets, media, and telecom providers with low-latency connectivity, including the Hibernia Express transatlantic cable. Acquired by GTT Communications in January 2017, its CDN services, including HiberniaCDN, are no longer independently offered, and the brand is defunct. Sunset timeline 2003: Founded as Hibernia Atlantic, acquiring transatlantic cable assets from 360networks. 2009–2013: Expanded through acquisitions of MediaXstream, TeliaSonera’s Media Connect, and Atrato IP Networks. 2015: Launched Hibernia Express, a low-latency transatlantic cable connecting New York and London. January 2017: Acquired by GTT Communications for $607 million, absorbing its assets and services. Post-2017: Hibernia’s CDN and network services integrated into GTT’s portfolio; standalone Hibernia brand discontinued. Migration guidance Customers using Hibernia’s CDN or low-latency services should migrate to alternative providers, as Hibernia’s offerings are no longer available independently. Recommended alternatives include Akamai for global CDN and video delivery, Cloudflare for developer-centric features, or Fastly for low-latency edge compute. For telecom-grade connectivity, Lumen Technologies or Tata Communications are viable options. Check GTT Communications for any continued services from Hibernia’s assets: https://www.gtt.net/. ...