Which AWS service helps to globally deliver content with low-latency, high-transfer speeds to customers?

Amazon CloudFront is designed specifically to improve the delivery of content across the globe by using a network of edge locations. When a user requests content that is served by CloudFront, the service retrieves the content from the nearest edge location, which helps minimize latency and enhances transfer speeds. This content delivery network (CDN) feature allows businesses to provide a better user experience by ensuring that static and dynamic web pages, videos, APIs, and other resources load quickly, regardless of the user's location.

In contrast, while Amazon EC2 provides scalable computing capacity, it does not inherently focus on content delivery. Amazon S3 is primarily an object storage service, allowing users to store and retrieve data but does not directly deal with content distribution or optimization for low latency. Amazon Route 53 is a scalable DNS web service that routes end users to Internet applications by translating domain names into numeric IP addresses. Although it is essential for directing traffic, it does not manage content delivery in the same optimized manner as CloudFront does.