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steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net versus a.akamai.hd.net (from your OP)
You have to look at a url as a whole. Not just cherry pick parts that make you pee a little.
It is used for a whole lot of stuff - Facebook, Steam, pretty much anywhere that wants to offload content delivery from their own servers (like public images that can take a lot of bandwidth but don't really need any business logic applied).
https://www.whois.com/whois/hd.net
We can see here that the domain hd.net belongs to hdnet llc.
and if you search deeper, you come across this site; https://www.axs.tv/frequently-asked-questions/
and you see here what the owner is currently doing basically.
The business is basically some kind of television broadcasting site, specializing in music themed things, shows, etc.
edit: a.akamai would be a subdomain in hd.net in your link,
but it seems I cannot ping that, meaning its not on the standard ports if it is something.
(removed some clickables from my post)
Anyway next time you want to know about a site, use a whois service.
I see. I will probably forget that, but interesting. (yes, my memory isn't ... very good nor instant and kinda leak I guess. In case you wanted to teach me that knowledge, in the hopes I would forever remember, yeah... I suspect I may need a reminder later. xd)