Akamai Technologies, Inc.
A company that runs one of the world's largest content delivery networks, using a vast grid of edge servers to speed up websites, apps, and video for users everywhere, while also providing cybersecurity and cloud services. It was founded in 1998 by MIT professor Tom Leighton and graduate student Daniel Lewin, who built algorithms to solve the "World Wide Wait" — the crashes caused by sudden traffic spikes. The name comes from the Hawaiian word for "intelligent" or "clever," picked from a dictionary by the founders.
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