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#Xunlei Receives China #CDN License From Chinese Government
📅 - Xunlei Limited (Nasdaq:XNET), a cloud-based bandwidth acceleration technology company in China, has announced that its cloud computing subsidiary, Shenzhen Onething Technologies, has received a National Content Delivery Network (CDN) Business Operating License from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People's Republic of China.
Xunlei's Nebula CDN is a "new generation" of CDN built upon the company's proprietary distributed cloud computing technology. Xunlei intends to leverage redundant computing power and bandwidth shared by Internet users, creating an ecosystem that provides cloud computing resources to enterprises "at a lower cost than the average industry price [...][... Check source for end of article ...]
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