Startup Teridion aims to be the Waze of internet performance
Earlier this week, I wrote a post discussing how network optimization hasn't evolved fast enough to improve the performance of the cloud. More and more organizations are leveraging cloud-based applications and services, making Internet performance business-critical.
Shortly after the blog went out, I heard from Elad Rave, CEO of Teridion, a startup that came out of stealth mode this week to solve this challenge. This week, the company announced it had raised $20 million in funding to make the Internet faster. Rave told me that Teridion's technology could make the Internet run up to 20-times faster. Bold claims for sure, but it's certainly something we have seen before. When WAN optimization first emerged, it had a similar impact on private networks. Many thought it was too good to be true until they tried it, and then the market took off.
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