Traditional CDN revenues stabilized in the third quarter for Akamai, registering a minimal quarterly decline of just -0.3% to $379.3 million, and down only 4% on a year on year basis. With macroeconomic pressures and changing business models squeezing commercial CDNs, the company’s latest earnings affirm Akamai as a business positioned to profit from the ongoing consolidation of CDNs. This Q3 cushion is partly a result of inheriting enterprise customer contracts from StackPath, a deal which closed a week before the close of Q3, with Akamai recognizing $4 million from StackPath in the quarter. A similar deal which saw Akamai slurp up customer contracts from Lumen’s CDN business closed in Q4, so those sales will be reflected in the next…