Peer to peer (P2P) networking techniques have long been nibbling at the heels of traditional content delivery networks (CDNs) and we have even seen disputable blockchain-based architectures emerging as potential video delivery disrupters. Neither of these technologies are harnessed by an edge storage company called G-Core Labs, which has burst onto the CDN scene with a back-to-basics approach – built from the ground up in 2011 by disgruntled gamers. Luxembourg-based G-Core Labs caught Faultline’s attention this week with the announcement of a new public cloud infrastructure, lauding the launch as the company’s most important move this year. While largely obsolete on its own, G-Core Labs has developed a CDN network footprint spanning over 50 points of presence, more than 200…