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Google Tag Gateway now supports Akamai as a CDN
Google Tag Manager release notes confirm that Google Tag Gateway for advertisers can now be configured with Akamai as the content delivery network. This integration gives you control over your data flow and improves the accuracy of Google Analytics reporting.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means that if you use Akamai as your CDN, you can now enable Google Tag Gateway without switching infrastructure.
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Google Tag Gateway now supports Akamai as a CDN
Google Tag Manager release notes confirm that Google Tag Gateway for advertisers can now be configured with Akamai as the content delivery network. This integration gives you control over your data flow and improves the accuracy of Google Analytics reporting. For you, this means that if you use Akamai as your CDN, you can now enable Google Tag Gateway without switching infrastructure.
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