Elk Grove, IL, Nov. 19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CacheFly, the pioneer of Anycast-based Content Delivery Network (CDN) technology, today announced an expanded strategic partnership with EdgeUno, The world’s largest Latin American IP Network provider, This collaboration strengthens CacheFly's position in the rapidly growing Latin American digital media market, where streaming and gaming services are experiencing unprecedented demand.
Key Partnership Highlights:
- Implementation of high-density Points of Presence (PoPs) across major Latin American market
- Enhanced content delivery speeds through local tier 1 transit and peering providers
- Improved cache hit ratios for static and live event-driven content
- Up to 60% reduction in page load times compared to traditional cloud solutions
"Latin America's record levels of gaming and video streaming demand high-quality content delivery solutions," said Drazen Dodig, CEO of CacheFly. "By partnering with EdgeUno, we're leveraging their strategic data center locations across LATAM to build a robust private network that delivers unmatched performance for streaming and gaming applications."
Meeting Latin America's Growing Digital Demand
Recent Statista data reveals that Latin American consumers now spend more time on digital devices than traditional TV, with mobile usage doubling broadcast viewing time. This shift highlights the critical need for reliable, high-performance content delivery infrastructure in the region.
Strategic Network Expansion
CacheFly's enhanced Latin American network now includes PoPs in key metropolitan areas:
- Brazil: São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Curitiba, Fortaleza, Porto Alegre, Salvador
- Mexico: Mexico City, Guadalajara, Querétaro
- Argentina: Buenos Aires
- Chile: Santiago
- Colombia: Bogotá
- Peru: Lima
- Additional locations in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, and Puerto Rico
Increased Capacity
With recent upgrades to network and compute infrastructure, together with our partnership with Edgeuno, CacheFly can now deliver more than 50 Tbs in capacity throughout the LATAM region. This capacity is available on short notice, which is important to note due to the recent closures of large CDNs that are particularly affecting markets such as LATAM.
