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Overview BytePlus, a division of ByteDance, provides a global Content Delivery Network (CDN) with over 1,300 points of presence (PoPs) and a bandwidth capacity exceeding 120 Tbps. It serves businesses needing low-latency content delivery for web, apps, video streaming, and downloads. Its customer base includes media, e-commerce, and gaming companies, particularly in APAC and China, leveraging ByteDance’s infrastructure expertise. The CDN integrates security features and edge computing capabilities, targeting enterprise clients with high-traffic demands. ...

Overview Kingsoft Cloud, founded in 2012, is a leading cloud service provider in China, offering CDN, cloud storage, and computing services. It serves industries like gaming, video streaming, healthcare, and finance, with a strong focus on AI-driven solutions. The company operates as a subsidiary of Kingsoft Corporation and is listed on NASDAQ (KC) and HKEX (3896). Its customers include enterprises leveraging its infrastructure for high-performance computing and AI applications, particularly within the Xiaomi and Kingsoft ecosystems. As of 2025, it reports significant growth in AI cloud revenue and operates data centers globally. ...

Overview EdgeNext is a global edge cloud service provider specializing in content delivery network (CDN) services, cloud security, and edge computing, with a strong focus on APAC, China, and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Founded in 2022, the company acquired ChinaCache’s international CDN operations in 2023, expanding its network to over 1,700 points of presence (PoPs) worldwide. EdgeNext serves industries such as media, gaming, e-commerce, and online learning, delivering solutions for video streaming, large file downloads, and low-latency content delivery. Its services are tailored to meet regional regulatory requirements, particularly in China, where it holds an ICP license for compliance. Customers include businesses seeking high-performance content delivery in emerging markets. ...

Overview Imperva provides a cloud-based CDN integrated with its Web Application and API Protection (WAAP) platform, focusing on security and performance. The service includes content caching, load balancing, and global Points of Presence (PoPs) to deliver low-latency web experiences. It offers robust DDoS protection, a Web Application Firewall (WAF), and bot mitigation, making it suitable for enterprises prioritizing security. Imperva serves industries like finance, healthcare, and e-commerce, with clients such as Mediolanum and Vodafone. The company, founded in 2002 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, was acquired by Thales in 2019. Its CDN is part of a broader cybersecurity suite, emphasizing secure content delivery. ...

Overview NS1, now IBM NS1 Connect, specializes in DNS traffic steering and MultiCDN solutions to optimize application delivery. Founded in 2013 and acquired by IBM in 2023, it serves enterprises needing precise control over traffic routing across multiple CDNs and cloud providers. Its flagship product, NS1 Connect, uses real-time data and automation to enhance performance and resilience. Customers include large-scale organizations in tech, finance, and media sectors. The platform integrates with various CDNs and cloud services to manage global traffic efficiently. ...

Overview Citrix, through its NetScaler product line, offers content delivery network (CDN) and application delivery controller (ADC) solutions focused on secure and optimized application delivery. The company provides load balancing, traffic steering, and security features like web application firewalls (WAF) and DDoS protection. Citrix serves enterprises, particularly those requiring hybrid cloud and on-premises solutions. Its customers include large organizations in finance, healthcare, and government sectors. The NetScaler platform integrates with major cloud providers like Microsoft Azure and Amazon CloudFront. ...

Overview Tata Communications is a global digital ecosystem enabler, part of the Tata Group, providing content delivery network (CDN) services, cloud hosting, and security solutions. Its CDN supports enterprises with media delivery, web acceleration, and secure connectivity across more than 190 countries. The company serves 300 of the Fortune 500, focusing on industries like finance, media, and technology. Its digital portfolio, including the Vayu Cloud and Edge platforms, emphasizes secure and scalable solutions. The company is recognized for its global WAN services and media consultation capabilities. ...

Overview SwiftServe, operated by Conversant Solutions, is a content delivery network (CDN) specializing in multimedia delivery, particularly in Asia. It provides services like transparent caching, video on demand, live streaming, and real-time analytics through its SwiftFederation platform. The CDN serves clients such as telecommunications providers and media companies, including Singtel and Singapore Airlines. SwiftServe operates as a regional CDN with a strong presence in Southeast Asia and partnerships with operators to form a federated network. It focuses on delivering low-latency streaming and web acceleration for diverse devices. ...

Overview StackPath was a content delivery network (CDN) and edge computing provider founded in 2015, offering services like content delivery, web application firewall (WAF), DDoS protection, and edge compute solutions. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, it served enterprises and SMBs with a focus on static content delivery and security. The company ceased all operations and liquidated assets in June 2024, following the shutdown of its CDN services in November 2023. Customers included media, gaming, and web application providers before its closure. ...

Overview SkyparkCDN, founded in 2013, was a Russian content delivery network (CDN) operator focused on accelerating web resources and providing DDoS protection. It served thousands of websites, particularly in the mid-market, with a strong presence in Russia and the CIS region. The company was acquired by G-Core in 2017 and rebranded as G-Core Rus, ceasing operations as a standalone entity. Its services are no longer offered under the SkyparkCDN name. Sunset timeline 2013: SkyparkCDN founded in Moscow, Russia, focusing on CDN and DDoS protection services. 2015: Became one of Russia’s top three CDN operators, launching HTTP/2 support and expanding to Baku, Azerbaijan. 2016: Introduced free SSL client certificate support and deployed servers in Omsk and Alma-Ata. 2017: Acquired by G-Core on June 3, rebranded as G-Core Rus, ending SkyparkCDN’s independent operations. Post-2017: No longer active as SkyparkCDN; services integrated into G-Core’s offerings. Migration guidance Former SkyparkCDN customers should migrate to G-Core, the successor provider, for continued CDN and DDoS protection services. Alternatives include Cloudflare for global reach and robust security features, or Akamai for enterprise-grade performance. Customers needing regional focus in Russia/CIS may prefer G-Core due to its inherited infrastructure. Check G-Core’s official site for migration details or service continuity. ...

Overview Ngenix is a Russian provider of CDN and cloud infrastructure services, focusing on web resource acceleration, DDoS protection, and video content delivery. Founded in 2007, it serves businesses primarily in Russia and CIS countries, offering solutions for e-commerce, media, and gaming industries. Its platform emphasizes high availability and security for web and streaming services. Customers include regional enterprises seeking localized CDN solutions with robust video streaming capabilities. Ngenix operates a public status page for real-time service monitoring. ...

Overview Microsoft Azure CDN provides content delivery services through a global network of edge nodes, integrated with Azure’s cloud ecosystem. It serves enterprises, developers, and media companies, offering caching, security, and analytics. The service supports web content, video streaming, and edge compute capabilities. Azure partners with Akamai and Verizon for its underlying infrastructure in some configurations. Network & Architecture Azure CDN operates over 100 points of presence (POPs) globally, with strong coverage in North America, EMEA, and APAC. It leverages Microsoft’s global backbone and partnerships with Akamai and Verizon for optimized routing and peering. The service supports HTTP/3 and dynamic content acceleration. Limited public data exists on specific peering arrangements or regional performance nuances. ...