Where have all the CDN-disrupting technologies been this year, while traditional server-based networks have been resolutely handling the relentless demand for OTT video the world over? Last year was a story of peer to peer (P2P) networks creeping out of the shadows – spearheaded by two market-altering deals with Liberty Global embracing Teltoo and CenturyLink acquiring Streamroot. We have even witnessed the emergence of blockchain-based overlay networks to further make the established CDN vendors sweat. This year was therefore tipped to be the year that decentralized P2P software finally entered the mainstream, but along came lockdowns, and suddenly the resilience of the classic CDN was solidified – as demonstrated during the emphatic Akamai Edge Live event earlier this year (coping…