In IPFS "the servers" aren't restricted to the original content hosts / large-scale CDNs / a single corp, so saying "the load is being transferred to the IPFS servers" doesn't take into account the fact that you, your roommate, your neighbor, or 6K other people on the internet could be storing/serving this same data, helping compensate for increased load when accessing/re-accessing a spiking piece of content. There's still a ton of room for performance improvement here - but where this will really shine is not where Cloudflare and existing tools do great, but in the edge cases where a more resilient solution matters (be that for offline caching, local-first collaboration, or censorship resistance).