Image optimization significantly enhances CDN scalability by reducing file sizes, which directly translates to lower bandwidth consumption across the network. This decrease in data volume allows CDNs to serve more requests concurrently and handle higher traffic loads without performance degradation. Furthermore, optimized images improve cache hit ratios, ensuring that content is delivered more frequently from edge servers rather than querying the origin, thereby minimizing origin server load. Faster delivery of smaller assets also contributes to a better user experience and quicker page load times, ultimately supporting the CDN's ability to efficiently scale its services to a larger user base. By optimizing image formats, compression, and resolution, CDNs can maximize their infrastructure utilization and reduce operational costs per delivered byte, making their scaling efforts more sustainable. More details: https://inforblog.de/blog/technologien/