: Vultr to launch its own CDN service

Cloud provider Vultr recently announced that it will be launching its own content delivery network (CDN) service which will enable global content and media caching, with turnkey services for scaling websites and web applications.

J.J. Kardwell, CEO of Vultr’s parent company, Constant said, “Over the past decade Vultr has grown to become the world’s largest privately-held cloud computing company, and the launch of Vultr CDN is the next step in strengthening our portfolio of solutions for our worldwide developer community. Vultr CDN simplifies content delivery so that developers worldwide can easily enable global, on-demand availability for all of their digital content and digital media."

Vultr notes that this service has been optimized for content acceleration, API caching, image optimization, and offers bot blocking, and is available for $10 a month. It said it also offers high-frequency plans powered by high-clock speed CPUs and NVMe local storage, optimized for websites and content management systems.