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Alibaba Cloud CDN successfully acquired world's first IPv6 Enabled CDN Logo

Recently, in order to encourage global CDN service providers to actively transition to support IPv6, the IPv6 Forum launched the IPv6 Enabled CDN Logo. Alibaba Cloud CDN successfully passed the test and became the world's first IPv6 Enabled CDN Logo certified CDN product

A "content delivery network" (CDN) (also called a "content distribution network") is a service that takes your existing content and makes it available through a global network of distribution servers. The primary reason companies use CDNs is to speed up access to website content because a CDN's servers can be closer to end users and therefore deliver the content to those users faster. CDN can be a very quick way to make your content IPv6-enabled, even if your own infrastructure cannot make the move quickly.

IPv6 Enabled CDN Logo certification is an IPv6 certification for CDN services. The certification test will detect the CDN support for IPv6 from the domain name CNAME binding resolution, content and file acceleration, and multimedia acceleration.

IPv6 Enabled Logo program is an international IPv6 test certification for internet online services and infrastructure initiated by the IPv6 Forum (www.ipv6forum.com). It is implemented by the IPv6 Enabled logo certification committee. The certification program covers websites (WWW), mobile applications (APP), CDN, cloud services, data centers, and other services. The purpose is to promote IPv6 infrastructure and services to fully support IPv6 and accelerate global IPv6 deployment, thereby increasing global IPv6 network traffic.

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