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How to Get Accurate Per-File Download Statistics from Your CDN
Most CDN dashboards show you total traffic, total requests, and average cache hit ratio. But what if your business depends on understanding exactly how many times each file is downloaded? If you serve 100,000+ assets, aggregated metrics are not enough. You need precise, per-file visibility to optimize performance, control costs, and make data-driven decisions. How […]
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Best OTT and IPTV Platform Providers Detailed Overview of Spyrosoft BSG MwareTV Hibox
An overview of leading OTT and IPTV platform providers, comparing turnkey solutions, custom development approaches, and broadcast-integrated ecosystems. The analysis highlights how platform capabilities differ in flexibility, deployment speed, and scalability while emphasizing that reliable video delivery ultimately depends on robust infrastructure, efficient content distribution, and cost control at scale. Best Video Platform Providers for […]
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Best Infrastructure for Kernel Video Sharing (KVS)
Scaling a KVS platform requires more than basic hosting; it demands a multi-server architecture with dedicated conversion, storage, and CDN layers. This guide explains how to build a high-performance, cost-efficient infrastructure for video platforms handling thousands of videos and high traffic. Best Infrastructure for Kernel Video Sharing (KVS) Scaling a video platform built on Kernel […]
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Securing Video Delivery: Edge Control for Streaming at Scale
Video delivery has some unique challenges. Short-form feeds have trained users to expect instant playback while they scroll. Long-form platforms have to sustain quality for minutes or hours without buffering. And some categories – especially platforms with high rates of unauthorized redistribution – face an additional constraint: hostile traffic (hotlinking, scraping, abuse) that can quietly […]
ArticleDedicated Servers
Server Pricing Volatility in the AI Era: What’s Driving It and How to Stay in Control
Buying servers used to be predictable. You picked a configuration, got a quote, and scheduled deployment around a delivery window you could trust. In 2024-2025, that certainty has changed. Not because “servers” suddenly got complicated, but because key components are being pulled into a global AI build-out. AI demand pushed the server/storage components market to […]
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Why Video Needs a Different Kind of CDN
Video is the largest downstream traffic category. Video applications accounted for approximately 76% of all mobile traffic by the end of 2025, and they are projected to comprise 82% of all internet traffic by 2026. It’s also the category most sensitive to infrastructure speed. If a page loads a little late, users get frustrated. If […]
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Amsterdam GPU Infrastructure for Intensive Video Workloads
In this article, we analyze a real client request and explore how to match or improve a GPU-powered video processing setup without increasing costs. We compare configurations, discuss infrastructure differences, and explain what truly matters for stable transcoding and streaming workloads. Dedicated Servers for Video Processing & GPU Workloads in Amsterdam When clients approach us […]
ArticleBare Metal
Dedicated Servers vs. Bare Metal: What’s the Difference?
In infrastructure, two terms appear everywhere yet remain widely misunderstood: Dedicated Server and Bare Metal Server. To some, they mean the same thing. To others, even long-standing Fortune 500 companies like IBM, they mean something different. Providers put out definitions of their own, and they’re not always aligned with how the technology actually works. The […]
ArticleColocation
Problems with Standard Colocation – Why Space and Power Aren’t Enough Anymore
Data center colocation used to be a simple deal. The operator leased you rack space or even an entire rack, guaranteed and provided power and cooling; you brought your servers, connected them, and used the services under a predictable and simple SLA. Back when workloads were static, architecture was monolithic, and “availability” was the only […]