"Between 2 Servers" journeys out beyond the edge of cloud networking to take a look at what the future might hold for multiplayer gaming....

ESL Partners with Network Next to Launch ESEA Fast-Path and Improve Player Connectivity

We've all had bad internet experiences. Maybe it's your Zoom connection failing in the middle of a call. Maybe it's lag right when you're...

We're happy to share that we have partnered with ESL Gaming, the world’s largest esports company, to boost network performance for ESL...

New Network Next update includes: new open source SDK, Unreal Engine 4 plugin, latency & packet loss improvements, & a new analytics portal

There’s been a lot of back and forth about the pros and cons of working remotely. But at Network Next, we've found remote work to be a boon.

We’re extremely pleased to share that Liquid Bit is now live with Network Next. Liquid Bit is an independent game studio located in Chicago.

The public internet doesn't care about your game or its latency. Here is why and here is what game developers can do about that.

If you're interested in game development, game networking and making the internet better for games, join Network Next. We're hiring.

What's slowing your network performance? Simply put, the public internet, which isn't optimized for games. We have a solution to that.

They Analytics Portal shows game developers the network performance improvements they're getting from Network Next. Try it.

We're live world wide! Now game developers can get better network performance for their multiplayer games worldwide.

As of today, developers get open-source access to the most recent version of the Network Next SDK.

Following our expansion into Europe, Network Next is now live “down under”, or to be more precise, in Australia and New Zealand.

Vapor.io and Network Next are working together to improve game performance where it matters most: in the hands of gamers.

Network Next is putting European Game Developers in control of the network.

Network Next is making the internet better for games with Limelight's Edge Cloud.

Network Next raises $4.4 million to make the internet better for games.