Content delivery network (CDN)
A content delivery network is a set of servers around the world that keeps copies of a website's files close to visitors so pages load quickly wherever they are.
What it means in practice
A CDN makes a site fast for customers in Perth and London alike and absorbs traffic spikes that would overwhelm a single server. Vercel, Netlify and Cloudflare all include one.
Every website Marshall Tech ships is served through a CDN, which is a large part of why they load fast and score well on Core Web Vitals.
Where this shows up in our work
We apply Content delivery network across these services when we build for Australian businesses.
See our services- High Performing Websites
- Custom Software
See it in practice
- Cloudflare
- Next.js
- Vercel
- High Performing Websites
- No-Code vs Custom Code: When to Choose Each in 2026
- MCP Explained: What Model Context Protocol Means for Your Business
- API-First Architecture: Why It Matters for Growing Businesses
- Build vs Buy: A Decision Framework for Business Technology
- UNDR CTRL: simplifying the platform and bringing it in-house
- Custom Software
- SportsBlock: custom platform build and AI integration
- KIKOFF: backend overhaul and multitenancy platform build
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