Singapore-Based CDNetworks Launches AI Acceleration and Security Platform

CDNetworks, the Singapore-headquartered edge-as-a-service provider, has launched a new solution specifically designed to accelerate and secure AI aggregation platforms — the middleware layer that lets enterprises route tasks across multiple large language models. Built on the company's network of over 3,000 global points of presence, the offering targets a critical bottleneck as companies move from experimenting with individual AI models to running production workloads across several models simultaneously.

AI aggregation platforms have emerged as a practical solution for enterprises that want flexibility across providers without being locked into a single model. But scaling these platforms globally introduces real engineering challenges: maintaining low latency across distant regions, handling unpredictable traffic spikes as usage patterns shift, and protecting increasingly exposed AI model APIs from attacks. CDNetworks' solution combines intelligent routing to minimise cross-region latency with an integrated Web Application and API Protection (WAAP) stack covering DDoS mitigation, bot management, and API security.

The company reports that a recent deployment with a global AI aggregation platform cut worldwide latency by 70 percent and reduced origin bandwidth consumption by 60 percent, while maintaining continuous protection for the platform's AI model APIs — results that suggest meaningful efficiency gains for enterprises running multi-model AI infrastructure at scale. The solution supports HTTP/2, HTTP/3, and WebSocket protocols, and is managed through a unified console with real-time monitoring and 24/7 expert support.

CDNetworks, which operates across the Asia-Pacific region with over two decades of infrastructure experience, is positioning this offering at the intersection of two fast-growing trends: the enterprise shift toward multi-model AI strategies, and the parallel demand for edge-native performance and security. As more Singapore and regional businesses adopt multi-provider AI workflows, infrastructure layers like CDNetworks' new offering could become as essential as cloud connectivity itself.

Why it matters for Singapore: As a Singapore-headquartered company with deep APAC infrastructure, CDNetworks' move into specialised AI aggregation support signals that Singapore's tech ecosystem is not just consuming AI — it is also building the foundational layers that make multi-model deployment practical for enterprises across the region. The solution reinforces Singapore's role as a hub for AI-enabling infrastructure, not just AI application development.