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The way people watch live sports is changing, with fans increasingly seeking high-quality streams of local games, niche sporting events, and hard-to-access matches. This shift is reshaping how venues and broadcasters approach live streaming, demanding more reliable and flexible solutions to meet growing expectations.  Smaller sporting events in more remote locations or regions otherwise underserved […]

This week, we released the latest innovations to our object storage architecture on Akamai Cloud, furthering our commitment to building a truly global and scalable object storage solution. Akamai Object Storage enables our customers to lower cloud infrastructure costs, streamline operations, and bring data closer to their end users for low-latency applications. For instance, an […]

Scaleflex is an independent software vendor (ISV) in the Akamai Qualified Compute Partner Program. Managing and delivering content comes with challenges like maintaining consistency, managing vast content libraries, and ensuring timely delivery to your intended audience.  Luckily, there’s a way to simplify this complexity and create a seamless content workflow.  The combination of a Digital […]

Our latest core compute region expansion in Tokyo is now available for all customers.

Deploy cloud GPU instances optimized for media workloads and lightweight AI applications, powered by NVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada Generation GPU cards.

As the holiday season approaches and we bid farewell to another year, there’s no slowing down in developer content and releases. Last month, we launched the latest Akamai Terraform Provider and enhanced the Terraform CLI. We also have new details about the latest Edgegrid Golang releases, along with a comprehensive guide on in-memory data management […]

Our latest core compute region expansion is live in Frankfurt, DE.

10 Distributed Compute Regions across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania are now available.

When you take a photo with a digital camera or smartphone, you’re capturing more than just a beautiful image. Within that image file, you also have something called EXIF data (EXIF stands for “Exchangeable Image File Format”). This data includes camera settings, the timestamp of the photo, and GPS location information. Sometimes it’s best to […]

In this post, we’ll cover everything you need to know about text fragments—how they work, how they help, and how to create them.

We explain how to build a highly distributed, low-latency, and consistent system that meets the rigorous standards of financial institutions.

In this blog post, we focus on non-expiring JWTs. We look at how this issue arises along with the associated security vulnerabilities.