Bharti Airtel

Bharti Airtel

Bharti Airtel has announced a partnership with the networks of Limelight Content Delivery Network (CDN) services in India. Agreement with Bharti Airtel will be able to deliver rich content from the publishers of the Indian consumers access to the Internet through networks of 900 miles the past that are related to Limelight Networks’ global platform. Light traffic routes across a network of optical fiber instead of the Internet, and avoid traffic, which it claims will offer speedy delivery. According to some Indian publishers we have talked in the past, so this deal, White was primarily serve the Indian market through its offices in Singapore.

Interestingly, Rajan Swaroop, Executive Director of Project Services, it is estimated that India Indian Canadian market will grow to 100 million U.S. dollars by the year 2014. There is no source of data that have been mentioned.

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Access to content on the Internet through a series of peer-to-peer trading arrangements between Internet service providers – cheaper, but not always the most efficient arrangement. This affects the speed of download sites. Publishers use CDNs to provide a constant speed and at speeds faster than the arrival of (and therefore the announcement of delivery), as well as providing alternative access routes, in the case of a special series of links goes down.

Competition

Away from the limelight, and CDNs in the Indian market, we are aware of the following:

* Akamai (believed to be a leader in the market) in India
* Bitgravity (which has invested in Tata Communications / VSNL 11.5 million of convertible debt). BitGravity also recently launched a data center in Pune with an initial investment of Rs 1250 million with plans to invest Rs 5000 million over the next three years on the basis of demand in the market.
* Marcelo: The Pune-based Canadian startup has recently announced a deal with Jagran Prakashan.

In accordance with Limelight Networks site also powers Microsoft Silverlight Rashri media. Other clients include DreamWorks, which networks use light as a Canadian provider of Shrek 2 and now use it with all its current and future generations. Electronic Arts, Education Jeddah, iFilm, MSNBC.com Mydeo are other customers for the service of a Canadian.