Dear user,

From now on, BEDGE CDN officially changed its name to LightCDN, and LightCDN will provide a free plan for LightNode users.

For details, please go to LightCDN to consult online customer service.

Go to [LightCDN]

Compared to other CDNs, LightCDN has numerous advantages.

1. Unbeatable price: The lowest price can reach $0.01008/GB.

2. Same price worldwide: No matter which region CDN node, the price is the same, which make your business globle without extra cost!

3. Easy to configure: With a simple control panel, you can quickly configure the CDN whether you have the technical conditions or not.

4. Support team: Like LightNode, LightCDN is able to respond quickly to customer questions.

Price comparison:

Welcome to experience [LightCDN].

If you are new to CDN, then I will give you a brief introduction. If you want to know more about CDN, you can go to the LightCDN official website to view the [Docs].

What is CDN?

Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a group of geographically distributed servers that work together to provide rapid delivery of Internet content.

CDNs allow for the rapid delivery of resources needed to load Internet content, including HTML pages, javascript files, style sheets, images and videos. CDN services have become increasingly popular. Today, the majority of web traffic is served through CDNs, including traffic from major websites such as Facebook, Netflix and Amazon.

What are the benefits of using a CDN?

1. Shorter site load times: By distributing content to CDN servers near the visitor, visitors experience faster page load times. In other words, the faster the site, the longer the user stays.

2. Reduced bandwidth costs: Through caching and other optimisations, CDN can reduce the amount of data that the source server must serve, thereby reducing the hosting costs for the website owner.

3. Improved site security: CDN can improve security by providing DDoS mitigation, improvements to security certificates and other optimisations.

Welcome to experience [LightCDN].

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