CLOUD’s Global Infrastructure

Geo-cascading is a key component of content delivery networks (CDNs) and streaming platforms that aim to provide a high-quality streaming experience for users around the world. To reduce latency and improve reliability, geo-cascading uses a network of clusters that are strategically placed in various geographical locations. This way, viewers can receive streams from regions that are the closest to their location.

Canada (Central)

US East (N. Virginia)

US East (Ohio)

US West (Oregon)

US West (N. California)

South America (São Paulo)

Europe (Frankfurt)

Europe (Stockholm)

Europe (Paris)

Europe (London)

Europe (Ireland)

Asia Pacific (Singapore)

Asia Pacific (Mumbai)

Asia Pacific (Osaka)

Asia Pacific (Seoul)

Asia Pacific (Tokyo)

Asia Pacific (Sydney)