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Overview Vercara, formerly Neustar Security Services, is a cloud-based provider of CDN, DNS, and cybersecurity solutions, focusing on enterprise-grade services. It offers UltraDNS for managed authoritative DNS and UltraDDoS Protect, UltraWAF, UltraAPI, and UltraEdge for security and performance. Acquired by DigiCert in September 2024, Vercara serves over 2,000 enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies, across industries like finance, e-commerce, and healthcare. Its solutions emphasize uptime, security, and scalability for complex digital infrastructures. Vercara handles approximately 30% of global internet traffic, processing over 9 trillion DNS queries daily. ...

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 MediaNova is a content delivery network (CDN) and cloud security provider founded in 2005, headquartered in Istanbul, Turkey. It offers services like web acceleration, video streaming, and API caching, with a focus on the EMEA region. The company serves industries such as media, e-commerce, and telecommunications, with notable customers including Turkcell, Vodafone, and Hepsiburada. MediaNova’s platform includes advanced security features and real-time analytics. It received significant investment from Turkven in November 2024, strengthening its market position. ...

Overview UniEdge is a MultiCDN platform designed to simplify the management of multiple content delivery networks through a single interface. It offers unified configuration, deployment, and observability for businesses leveraging multiple CDNs. The platform is tailored for organizations seeking to optimize content delivery by integrating and steering traffic across various CDN providers. UniEdge serves companies that require flexible, centralized control over their CDN infrastructure. Network & Architecture Specific details about UniEdge’s points of presence (POPs) or global footprint are not publicly documented. The platform integrates with multiple CDNs, allowing users to leverage the combined network strengths of providers like Akamai, Cloudflare, or Amazon CloudFront. It supports traffic steering based on geographic location, latency, availability, and cost, enabling optimized routing across these networks. Regional strengths depend on the underlying CDNs integrated into the platform. ...

Overview Edgio, formerly Limelight Networks, was a content delivery network (CDN) provider offering global content delivery, video streaming, and edge compute services. It served enterprises, media companies, and developers with a focus on low-latency content delivery. The company faced financial difficulties, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September 2024, and ceased operations in January 2025 after its assets were sold to Akamai. Edgio’s services are no longer available, and users have been directed to migrate to alternative providers. ...

Overview IORiver is a MultiCDN platform that enables businesses to manage multiple CDN局 System: Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) simultaneously, ensuring high availability and performance without the complexity of managing each CDN separately. Founded in 2024 by former Akamai engineers Edward Tsinovoi and Michael Hakimi, IORiver is based in Tel Aviv, Israel, and serves industries like SaaS, online retail, streaming media, and finance. The platform handles over 100 petabytes of traffic monthly, offering a unified interface for configuring edge services like WAF, rate limiting, and edge computing across multiple providers. It integrates with major CDNs such as Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly, Edgio, and Amazon CloudFront. IORiver focuses on simplifying MultiCDN adoption for businesses needing global content delivery with minimal operational overhead. ...

Overview PageCDN, rebranded as SimpleCDN in 2025, is a content delivery network that combines public and private content delivery to optimize web performance. It serves developers and businesses seeking to accelerate website loading times, particularly for open-source JavaScript, CSS, and font libraries. The service emphasizes easy integration and affordability, targeting small to medium-sized businesses and individual developers. Its network supports global content delivery with a focus on performance enhancements like image optimization and HTTP/3 support. ...

Overview SimpleCDN, founded in 2007, provides content delivery network services focused on accelerating website and media delivery. Operated by Site Arrow Pte. Ltd., it serves businesses seeking to improve load times for images, videos, and web content. The service targets web design agencies, small to medium-sized businesses, and developers needing quick integration. SimpleCDN emphasizes affordability and ease of use, with a global network to reduce latency. Its customers include those managing multiple websites or requiring fast content delivery for global audiences. ...

Overview NTT Communications, a subsidiary of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, provided a content delivery network (CDN) through its Smart Data Platform, powered by EdgeCast, offering global content delivery for enterprises. The service, launched in 1999, supported various industries with robust network infrastructure until its deprecation in 2025. Following the sale of Edgio’s CDN business, NTT Communications announced the shutdown of its CDN platform, with services ceasing on January 15, 2025. Customers were advised to migrate to Akamai to maintain CDN functionality. ...

Overview Telefónica, a Spanish multinational telecommunications company founded in 1924, operated a content delivery network (CDN) as part of its broader telecom services. The CDN focused on delivering content across Europe and Latin America, leveraging its extensive network infrastructure. It served enterprises, media companies, and telecom partners but ceased CDN operations as part of a strategic pivot away from certain business units. As of 2025, Telefónica’s CDN is defunct, with the company focusing on core telecom, IoT, and AI services. ...

Overview Orange (France), through its Orange Business Services division, offers a telecom-based CDN focused on delivering content and security services to enterprises. The service leverages Orange’s extensive global network infrastructure, primarily targeting customers in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). It serves industries such as media, e-commerce, and finance, providing solutions for content delivery, DDoS protection, and application performance. The CDN is integrated into Orange’s broader portfolio of connectivity and cloud services. ...

Overview Deutsche Telekom, a major telecommunications provider based in Bonn, Germany, offers CDN services as part of its broader network infrastructure. The company leverages its extensive European network to provide content delivery, primarily targeting businesses in the EMEA region. Its CDN services focus on reliable delivery for web content and applications, with a strong emphasis on security features like DDoS protection and WAF. Deutsche Telekom serves enterprises, media companies, and public sector clients, particularly those requiring robust connectivity within Europe. The service is integrated with its telecom offerings, making it a natural choice for customers already within its ecosystem. ...