International Journal of Computer Techniques Volume 12 Issue 3 | AI-Driven Optimization for Enhancing Performance, Efficiency, and Personalization in Content Delivery Networks

AI-Driven Optimization for Enhancing Performance, Efficiency, and Personalization in Content Delivery Networks

AI-Driven Optimization for Enhancing Performance, Efficiency, and Personalization in Content Delivery Networks

International Journal of Computer Techniques – Volume 12 Issue 3, May – June 2025

Authors

Ankit Kumar – Dept. of IT, NIET, Greater Noida, India. ankitkumar9540088@gmail.com

Mrs. Nidhi Chauhan – Dept. of IT, NIET, Greater Noida, India. nidhi.chauhan@niet.co.in

Abstract

Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) have evolved into **dynamic, AI-powered architectures** that enhance **performance, efficiency, and personalized content delivery**. This paper presents **machine learning-driven techniques** for **predictive caching, adaptive preloading, and real-time optimizations**, achieving **up to 40% improved cache hit rates and reduced latency**. By implementing **AI-enhanced edge computing**, the study outlines **strategies for scalable and resilient CDN deployment**.

Keywords

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Content Delivery Network, Predictive Caching, Adaptive Preloading, Edge Computing, Personalized Content Delivery, AI CDN Optimization.

Conclusion

The **AI-driven CDN framework** significantly enhances **content distribution by integrating predictive analytics, adaptive content control, and federated learning**. Future research should prioritize **privacy-preserving AI models, fairness-aware optimization, and security-enhanced CDN infrastructures** for scalable AI adoption in content networks.

References

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  2. H. Mao et al. (2017). “Neural Adaptive Video Streaming with Pensieve.” ACM SIGCOMM.
  3. J. Zhou et al. (2022). “Data Caching Optimization with Fairness in Mobile Edge Computing.” IEEE Transactions on Services Computing.

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