CDNs Ride High on the Need to Circumvent the Threat of “World Wide Wait” & Ensure Rapid Movement of Content to Effectively Service the Expanding Internet Community
Growing internet community and focus shed on quality-of-service (QoS) of internet based services, website and application loading performance against a backdrop of reduced customer tolerance to latency are poised to drive the global market for Content Delivery Network (CDN) to reach US$34 billion by 2024 . Massive digital data creation has put a heavy load on the Internet and there is increased focus being shed on improving internet performance and scalability via technologies like distributed caching for better load sharing and reduced latency. A CDN in this regard provides advantages in the form of reduced server load, reduced latency, and distributed network traffic. The rise in the number of enterprise websites and e-commerce websites with massive volumes of content to transmit and deliver is therefore expected to benefit demand for CDNs. Also, expected to spur adoption of CDNs is the inherent drawback of the Web’s centralized characteristic feature, which slows down the pa