CacheFly Puts Simple, Affordable Content Delivery Within Reach

CacheNetworks proudly introduces CacheFly (www.cachefly.com), the first CDN (Content Delivery Network) service affordable for small businesses and entepreneurs

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) March 1, 2005 - CacheNetworks proudly introduces CacheFly (www.cachefly.com), the first affordable CDN (Content Delivery Network) service for small businesses and entrepreneurs. CacheFlys Anycast Technology controls traffic and delivers customer content from the Internet's major peering locations, providing customers a significant performance increase (up to ten times the delivery speed of traditional web hosting) without the cost of additional infrastructure deployment.

After more than a year of development with select customers, CacheFly is now accepting new subscribers from its web site. CacheFly's entry level plan costs $14.99 and include an impressive array of features, including a 100% Service Level Agreement, real-time traffic reporting, instant setup, and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. CacheFly leverages its unique balance of technology and infrastructure to deliver scalable content delivery at a cost-effective price.

Ken Fisher, Editor in Chief of online technology journal ArsTechnica.com, has used CacheFlys CDN to optimize Ars Technicas content delivery. "CacheFly allows Ars Technica to focus on producing content rather than managing and scaling media delivery for our users. A simple-to-use and cost-effective service like this has been needed for a long time, and CacheFly has answered the call."

Matt Levine, Chief Technical Officer of CacheNetworks, elaborates on CacheFlys end-to-end customer experience: "CacheFly was designed with ease-of-use in mind; we spent over a year working with our beta testers to ensure the best experience possible. Customers upload with the familiar FTP protocol, all of the behind-the-scenes CDN technology is totally transparent to them. Customers who have never even heard of a CDN go from setup to delivery in under 10 minutes."

For additional information, or demo access, please contact:

Business Development

+1-877-442-2243 x85

About CacheNetworks, LLC

Established in 2002, CacheNetworks offers affordable Content Delivery over the worlds largest Stateful Anycast deployment, with points of presence throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. CacheNetworks customers include a wide variety of content providers and software companies, including: Ars Technica, BetaNews.com, Cerulean Studios (makers of Trillian Instant Messaging Software), ConeXware (makers of PowerArchiver), iolo Technologies (makers of System Mechanic) and Maxthon.

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