🌐 the infrastructure beat

The CDN arms race, scored by their own press releases.

Every CDN swears it's the biggest, fastest, and most everywhere. We pulled their own numbers — capacity, footprint, node counts — straight off their network pages and press releases, and lined them up so you can see who's actually winning.

Who's leading

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Capacity and footprint are vendor-reported, not audited — one company's "provisioned capacity" is another's "connected capacity," and "footprint" means cities to some, cache locations to others. Market share is the exception: it's measured independently by W3Techs across live websites, not claimed by the vendors themselves.

Capacity leaderboard — for the vendors brave enough to name a number

Ranked by Tbps claimed, in their own words

Footprint leaderboard — everyone counts differently, everyone counts anyway

Ranked by cities, PoPs, or cache locations — whichever sounds biggest

Market share — the one number they don't get to write themselves

Independently measured usage share across live websites (W3Techs)

The full scorecard

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CDN news

DDoS defenses, vulnerability disclosures, WAAP, AI-traffic policy, SaaS milestones, outages, and feature drops — split out from the main trending feed so it doesn't crowd out the trends.

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