Yottaa Launches Content Delivery Network Platform

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Nathan Eddy
Nathan Eddy
Published: Feb 13, 2012
Updated: Feb 2, 2021
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Web performance company Yottaa, announced the launch of Yottaa CDN, the company’s new content-delivery network offering. Yottaa CDN offers dynamic site acceleration (DSA) features at a price aimed at small and midsize businesses (SMBs) and integrates with the company’s Site Speed Optimizer to make it easier to enable and help ensure faster site load times. The platform features the company’s cloud-routing technology, backed by a global infrastructure and automated real-time front-end optimization. The aim is to reduce page load times, even for highly distributed Websites.

“Over 75,000 Websites already benefit from Yottaa Site Speed Optimizer and Yottaa Website Monitor. The addition of Yottaa CDN further reinforces Yottaa’s mission to maximize speed, uptime and operations for every Website,” said Yottaa CEO Coach Wei. “Today’s Internet users demand that Websites load quickly on any device, anywhere in the world. Whether your Website visitors are in Sydney, Seattle or Frankfurt, with Yottaa CDN, they will experience page-load times that were once impossible, except for a handful of Global 500 Websites.”

Yottaa CDN intelligently optimizes Website content as it is both delivered and executed. As content execution accounts for an increasingly large percentage of page-load times for modern Websites, deploying Yottaa CDN can improve site performance and user experience. Its hybrid cloud network€”stretching across more than 20 data centers worldwide€”features content optimization, static and dynamic caching, and continuous learning.

“Yottaa CDN is designed to accelerate modern Websites and Web applications,” Wei said. “The first CDNs were launched 15 years ago to solve relatively simple latency problems, and they have not kept pace with the rapid changes to the nature of the Web. Web pages today are increasingly complex; they are essentially distributed applications that span across the Internet, often requiring more than 100 round trips to distant servers and third-party domains. By combining patented cloud-routing technology and real-time front-end optimization, Yottaa CDN adds the missing layer of intelligence to the Web. The result is Websites that are 80 percent faster and far more resilient.”

Steve Rushton, co-founder of Net Effect, a U.K.-based provider of online solutions for small and midsized travel businesses, said when they started with Yottaa, they gave them two of their slowest “problem child” sites. “After turning on Yottaa CDN and Site Speed Optimizer, those same sites are now our fastest around the globe,” he said. “There was no hardware or coding changes, but we’re now able to deliver a faster, more consistent user experience for our clients.”

Nathan Eddy

A graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, Nathan was perviously the editor of gaming industry newsletter FierceGameBiz and has written for various consumer and tech publications including Popular Mechanics, Popular Science, CRN, and The Times of London. Currently based in Berlin, he released his first documentary film, The Absent Column, in 2013.

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