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by Richard on August 25, 2007
Content delivery network provider Limelight Networks announced a new multi-year agreement with Microsoft whereby Limelight will work to "help improve the reliability" to Microsoft's online services, such as Xbox Live.Now maybe you'll be able to download new demos at a decent speed the day they come out instead of the following week. But always remember, it could be worse - it could be the playstation network. (Zing!)
In addition to working to improve the "performance, scalability, and reliability" of Microsoft's online presence, the two companies have also agreed to cross-license their technologies, as well as consider future joint development projects, and cooperate on extending and improving their respective technology infrastructures.
via Gamasutra
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