Intelligent Multi CDN Arrives in UK With Next Connex and mlytics Partnership
Dec 10, 2020
LONDON - December 10, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
mlytics, an AI-driven multi-content delivery network (CDN) platform, and UK-based bespoke network service provider Next Connex today forge a new partnership to offer intelligent Multi CDN services to the region for the first time.
mlytics provide an AI-driven Multi CDN marketplace, which makes subscriptions to multiple top-tier CDNs such as Akamai, CloudFront, and Alibaba an easy task. The platform automatically routes web traffic to the best performing CDN to ensure optimal website and web application performance for each user.
“mlytics is the pioneer in AI-optimized Multi CDN marketplace,” says Zena Cheng, Chief of Channel Growth at mlytics. “We always believe that finding the right partner in the region is a critical factor in our success. The addition of Next Connex to our UK partners community simply further strengthens the community’s mutual belief in the consortium strength of Choice and Control before the firewall.”
As a wholesale data center and internet infrastructure provider, Next Connex sees this partnership as an opportunity to expand its solution portfolio and deliver a more streamlined total service for businesses in the UK. The mlytics platform also includes an automatic Web Application Firewall (WAF), vital given that cybersecurity attacks in the UK are up by 30% in 2020.
“Most businesses in the UK are stuck with the traditional cloud structure, which makes it very challenging to overcome downtime if it occurs. mlytics' AI-optimized Multi CDN technology is the perfect solution to tackle this issue, and Next Connex is delighted to be working with them,” comments Bob Griffiths, Managing Director Next Connex Ltd.
Previously, there was simply no one-size-fits-all solution out there that caters to these critical needs. This meant businesses had to subscribe to multiple, complex, and different services to meet their requirements. The mlytics AI platform solves this issue in moments.
“In our user-friendly and intuitive interface, we provide access to multiple top-tier CDN providers offering global coverage, including China. Our clients do not require multiple contracts with the providers; they can simply subscribe to mlytics without having to worry about maintaining communication with the providers,” commented Ryan Chin, mlytics founder and CEO.
Next Connex will be launching mlytics on December 10, 2020.
About mlytics
Founded in 2017, mlytics’s created a Multi CDN technology to provide the best in class reliability, performance, and security solution. mlytics has developed a SaaS platform driven by machine learning technology that can help companies at different scales to optimize websites/web apps
About Next Connex
Next Connex is a wholesale data center and internet infrastructure provider offering colocation at multiple data centers connected by its own fiber-optic network. Next Connex operates a 700Km fiber-optic network in the UK, It provides high bandwidth data center connections to systems integrators, service providers, and IT companies building their own solutions through resilient core infrastructures.
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