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Adaptive Media Delivery

Deliver consistent, high-quality online video securely at massive scale.

When we look at Akamai, we look at an extension of our team, and how do we deliver bits to end users with the highest quality and the lowest rebuffering, and Akamai has always proven to deliver time and time again. It’s been a fantastic relationship.

Eric Black, CTO

Stream amazing video from the most trusted edge network

Keep your viewers engaged with pristine video

Optimize video playback quality for adaptive bitrate (ABR) streaming

Rapidly scale to meet online audience demand

Serve massive global audiences — planned or unexpected — without fail.

Maintain superior reach and reliability

Rely on the most widely distributed edge platform for service predictability. 

Deliver the world’s largest video streaming events

100% availability SLA

Serve your content 100% of the time, aligning your brand with service predictability.

Optimized performance

Enhance your audience’s video playback quality with performance optimizations at the edge.

Content protection

Protect content with encryption, watermarking, access revocation, and enhanced proxy detection.

Advanced caching

Intelligently cache content close to viewers, offloading traffic from origin infrastructure.

Support for edge compute

Enable development teams to take advantage of serverless compute capabilities at the edge.

Visibility and reporting

Gain insights into key performance indicators, uncovering useful trends and engagement levels.


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Free Trial: Adaptive Media Delivery

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