>that is making the web less decentralized Sadly I don't see any alternative. The need for CDNs is a direct result of the structure of the internet and modern

>that is making the web less decentralized Sadly I don't see any alternative. The need for CDNs is a direct result of the structure of the internet and modern HTTP. We could imagine alternative infrastructures - decentralized transparent network-layer caching so that the network itself caches data and responds to requests with cached results - but the end-to-end structure of TCP and HTTPS make that impossible, for better or for worse. So we have to use CDNs.