>Netflix is like 10% of all internet traffic. Pornhub doesn't move nearly as many bits. On the other hand they serve more people/visitors Also Netflix uses ed

>Netflix is like 10% of all internet traffic. Pornhub doesn't move nearly as many bits. On the other hand they serve more people/visitors Also Netflix uses edge/ISP-level CDNs more heavily because e.g they have way, way, way less content than PH https://about.netflix.com/en/news/how-netflix-works-with-isps-around-the-globe-to-deliver-a-great-viewing-experience https://about.netflix.com/en/news/how-netflix-works-with-isp... >We also give qualifying ISPs the same Open Connect Appliances (OCAs) that we use in our internet interconnection locations. After these appliances are installed in an ISP’s data center, almost all Netflix content is served from the local OCAs rather than “upstream” from the internet. Many ISPs take advantage of this option, in addition to local network interconnection, because it reduces the amount of capacity they need to build to the rest of the internet since Netflix is no longer a significant factor in that capacity. This has the dual benefit of reducing the ISP’s cost of operation and ensuring the best possible Netflix experience for their subscribers. How is even Netflix 10% of all traffic with those "CDNs" at ISP's server room? How is it even accounted in your statistics, I do wonder.