What Apple's new content delivery network means for net neutrality, and for you

Macworld
Aug 19, 2014, 7:30 am857 pts
In late July, Apple reportedly brought online its own content distribution network (CDN), a way of pushing data files closer to end-users. A CDN can reduce the number of hops and the amount of intermediate bandwidth required to speed files and data—like an iOS update, a streaming movie, or a software…

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