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Akamai and Juniper Demo NFV/SDN Based CDN
Posted by Unknown in Akamai, CDN, Juniper Networks on Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Akamai Technologies and Juniper Networks demonstrated an "..Elastic Content Delivery Network (CDN) system designed to enable network operators to address network scalability challenges driven by the rapid increase in video traffic.
The proof-of-concept demonstration will leverage Akamai's virtualized Aura Licensed CDN (LCDN) software and Juniper Networks® Contrail Controller for
Akamai Expands CDN to the RAN with Saguna
Saguna Networks expands its base-station caching technology, CODS, with CDN-Extend allowing it to participate in a CDN network.
According to the company, "It is a big step forward towards achieving our goal of creating an Open-RAN platform enabling any server-side application to run inside the RAN. CDN-Extend enables 3rd party CDNs to operate inside the mobile base station".
Saguna
[TechNavio]: Transparent Cache Market to Grow at 31% CAGR
Posted by Unknown in Akamai, Alcatel-Lucent, Allot, ARA Networks, Bluecoat, Brocade, BTI Systems, caching, Cisco, Fortinet, Google, Huawei, Juniper Networks, PeerApp, Qwilt, Superlumin Networks, SwiftServe, TechNavio, VidScale on Sunday, August 24, 2014
A new report by TechNavio finds that ".. Transparent caching is a solution that enables the service provider to offload a significant amount of content traffic by storing a cached copy of the popular content close to the edge of the network, which is delivered to the user directly from the edge of the network rather than from the source. It is invisible to both the content originator and the
Akamai Examines Ultra HD Streaming Readiness
In its Q1 2014 "State of the Internet" report (here), Akamai Technologies examines the Internet's 4K video readiness:
"Given the growing interest in the streaming delivery of 4K (“Ultra HD”) video, we thought it would be interesting to begin tracking a “4K readiness” metric in the State of the Internet Report.
With 4K adaptive bitrate streams generally requiring between 10 – 20 Mbps of
Google - "we invite content providers to hook up their networks directly to ours"
A post to Google's Fiber blog by Jeffrey Burgan, Director of Network Engineering, describes what Google does to eliminate "buffering" without paid Fast Lanes - "We also partner with content providers (like YouTube, Netflix, and Akamai) to make the rest of your video’s journey shorter and faster. (This doesn't involve any deals to prioritize their video ‘packets’ over others or otherwise
Business Intelligence: Akamai (32%), Limelight (20%) Lead the NA CDN Traffic
A new report by Mark Hoelzel [pictured], Research Analyst, Business Intelligence, finds that:
More and more video traffic is flowing through this new infrastructure [CDN]: The content delivery networks or CDNs will collectively account for nearly three-fifths of consumer Internet traffic in the U.S. in 2014.
Pricing is complicated: Pricing for CDNs and for the more specialized transit
Akamai Enhances Video Streaming with MPEG-DASH and HDS
Posted by Unknown in Akamai, CDN, Elemental Technologies, Optimization, streaming video on Monday, April 14, 2014
Akamai Technologies announced that it is "adding native support for the emerging Motion Picture Experts Group-Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (MPEG-DASH) and HTTP Dynamic Streaming (HDS) formats for live and linear streaming content. By accepting these additional formats into its globally distributed entry points, Akamai expects to offer its customers greater flexibility to reach an
Telefonica to Offer Akamai's CDN Services
Posted by Unknown in Akamai, CDN, Telefonica on Thursday, March 27, 2014
Akamai Technologies and Telefonica Global Solutions, the global service provider part of Telefonica, announced a "strategic global alliance to deliver Akamai´s suite of content delivery network (CDN) solutions to Telefonica enterprise customers.
To further enhance its CDN business, Telefonica Global Solutions is combining Akamai´s industry-leading content delivery platform with its own global
Optimization Deployments [273]: KT [Korea] the First MNO to Use Ericsson Acceleration
Posted by Unknown in Akamai, Ericsson, KT, Optimization on Thursday, November 14, 2013
Ericsson announced that "KT has entered into an agreement with Ericsson to launch a mobile content acceleration [MCA] service in its live LTE network. This will be the world's first commercial deployment of its kind, and it builds on technology provided by Ericsson.
According to Ericsson's MCA product page - "The Ericsson Mobile Cloud Accelerator comes pre-integrated with the global Content