Is there such a thing as a reverse CDN? (content 'retrieval' network)

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Hi All

Our clients upload a serious amount of data (2GB) from all over the world and we'd like to do our best to make that as painless as possible. Just as a CDN has download servers in various locations, we'd like upload servers.

Any experience or thoughts?

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