[Network] Content Delivery Networks

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Name Headquarters Overview Annual Revenues # of Servers / Data Centers # of Employees Major Customers Akamai Cambridge, Mass. Proprietary software caching algorithms speed content delivery via a global network of servers $428.7 million 25,000 servers, in 69 countries & nearly 1,000 networks 1,100 NewsCorp; Sony; Nintendo; Apple iTunes; MySpace; Microsoft; NHL; NBA; VideoEgg; and Adobe Systems BitGravity Burlingame, Calif. Semi-stealth startup with next-generation CDN architecture optimized for delivery of large media files Not disclosed Network access points (NAPs) in N. America, S. America, and Europe; agreements with numerous long-haul carriers 25-50 None publicly announced CacheLogic Cambridge, U.K. Velocix uses a hybrid peer-assisted network blending P2P and CDN technologies into a solution for digital media delivery Not disclosed 17 data centers 65 Says it has more than 20 customers, but none publicly announced CDNetworks Seoul, Korea Asia's #1 CDN by revenue, targeting rich media and online gaming customers $38.5M (2006) over 4,000 servers globally 150 Auction; Blizzard; Codemasters; Daum; K2Network; KBSi; MBCi; Megastudy; NCSoft; Nexon; NHN; Samsung; SBS; World Cyber Games; Yahoo (Korea); Chinacache Beijing The leading CDN in China, and the only company to have received a permit from the Ministry of Information Industry (MII) to carry out CDN services 2007 revenues expected to top $20 milion 175 service nodes in more than 50 major cities across China, with total network capacity of 200 Gbit/s 200 Xinhua News Agency; CCTV; Ebay (eachnet); Beijing Rising Technology; Sony; BMW; Nokia; UTStarcom EdgeCast Networks Los Angeles, Calif. CDN that focuses on rich media & provides customers with dedicated edge storage space in strategic locations around the world Not disclosed 12 data centers Less than 50 IMAX, March Entertainment, Ampp Media Internap Atlanta Through VitalStream acquisition, provides CDN services over a 'cluster' network with 10-Gbit/s uplinks to international ISPs $181.4 million (CDN revenue <> 35 Data Centers (8 owned; 27 partner sites) 450 Disney; MTV; SpikeTV; & Sundance Film Festival Itiva Palo Alto, Calif. Provides a hybrid video CDN comprised of servers, proxies, and peering contributions to securely distribute rich media Not disclosed Five POPs and expanding; access to thousands of servers in enterprises, government, & educational institutions 30+ PlayboyEntertainment & EMI Music Canada Level 3 Communications Broomfield, Colo. Through acquisition of the Savvis CDN business, provides caching & downloading over its global backbone network $846 million (Savvis CDN ~$20 million in 2006) 78 data centers across the U.S. and Europe 7,400 AOL & Microsoft Limelight Networks Tempe, Ariz. Infrastructure optimized for rich media and entertainment delivery, with peering & direct broadband network connectivity carrier agreements $64.3 million 4,000 servers at 54 POPs and 16 logical CDN locations in the U.S., Europe, and Asia 168 MSNBC; Viacom; Microsoft Xbox Live; Valve Corporation; Adobe Systems; MySpace; Disney Mirror Image Internet Tewksbury, Mass. Provides CDN services based on Content Access Points placed at strategic peering points with high concentrations of end users, Web traffic, & network convergence Not disclosed 23 content access points (CAPs) 100 Amazon.com; Pacific Sunwear; Bose; Lego; REI; Home Shopping Network; Boston.com; NECN.com; WHDH; and Careerbuilder.com NaviSite Andover, Mass. Provides application solutions, hosting, & content delivery services targeted at enterprises $109.1 million 14 data centers & 11 CDN nodes 550 CrushedPlanet; Sporty’s Pilot Shop; Baeble Music; & ASBMB Panther Express New York Provides low-cost content delivery services without long-term contracts or monthly minimums; founded by creators of DoubleClick Not disclosed 40 strategically placed POPs around the world 30 Fotolog.com; Blip.tv; & Soundclick.com Swarmcast Minneapolis, Minn. & Tokyo Multi-source streaming platform that blends CDNs and other serving resources for enhanced video delivery & download acceleration Not disclosed 25 MLB.com VeriSign Mountain View, Calif. Global registrar and hosting company incorporates P2P content distribution software from Kontiki $1.6 billion 54 data centers worldwide 4,500 Adobe Systems; Autodesk; Ernst & Young; Nextel; Palm; & VeriSign