Apple’s Reported Content Delivery Network Is Moving Closer To Reality

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By Brent DirksMay 20, 2014, 2:07 pm473 pts
Apples plans for its own content delivery network (CDN) are apparently moving forward. According to industry watcher Dan Rayburn, the network should be up and running soon. Currently, Apple relies on other companies to actually deliver content to customers – namely Akami and Level 3. But with its own network,…

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