Which of the following properties apply to a content delivery network?

Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) are systems of distributed servers that deliver web content and media to users based on their geographic location. CDNs improve the performance and availability of content delivery.

Streaming Media: CDNs can handle and stream large media files, such as videos and music, efficiently to clients.

Multiple Locations: CDNs have servers in multiple locations around the world to serve content closer to users, reducing latency.

High Bandwidth and Low Latency: CDNs are designed to serve a large number of clients with high bandwidth and low latency, enhancing the user experience.

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What is a CDN?

How CDNs Work