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A Chiller Failure in Phoenix Took Down Namecheap, Liquid Web and phoenixNAP.
A chiller failure in Phoenix took down Namecheap, Liquid Web and phoenixNAP, and the operator of the building explained it only on a tenant's status page.
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The Field of cPanel Alternatives Keeps Widening. A Brand-New One Comes From Inside cPanel’s Ecosystem.
cPanel's per-account pricing keeps rising, and a real field of alternatives has grown around it, from hosts running their own panel to free independents.
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Web3 Naming Bids for the DNS Root, and ICANN Names Its Price
ICANN says Web3 naming can enter the DNS root, under a strict same-name, same-owner rule. ENS incorporated and is chasing .ens rather than .eth.
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Google’s Field Data Ranks the Platforms Behind Live Sites by Speed, and the Gap Is More Than Twofold
Google's field data, broken out by host: Wix customers pass Core Web Vitals at 80%, HostGator's at 39%. A measured speed ranking for the industry.
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Porkbun Passed 4 Million Domains. The More Interesting Number Is 750,000.
Porkbun crossed 4 million domains under management. Its customer count grew twice as fast, which says more than the milestone does.
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Running a Domain Costs About a Dollar a Year. Here Is What Eight Registries Charge for It.
DENIC runs .de for about €1 per domain. PIR's backend costs 88 cents. Verisign's costs run $1.13. Wholesale prices: up to $11. The league table.
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Hosting’s Next Six Months Are Already Scheduled: Five Dates to Prepare For
CRA reporting, the licensing season, the Sedo window, the .com increase and the end of egress fees: the deadlines ahead, and what to do before each.
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Montenegro Is Taking .me Back: A State Company Will Run the Million-Domain ccTLD
Montenegro is nationalizing .me: a state company will take over the million-domain ccTLD now run by GoDaddy and Identity Digital.
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A DNS Record Now Flags Domains for Sale. Adoption Is Up to Registrars.
A new standard, RFC 10023, lets a domain owner flag a name as for sale straight from its DNS, brokers optional.
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$227,000 to Apply for a New Domain Ending: The First ICANN Round Since 2012 Closes August 12
The first chance in 14 years to apply for a new domain ending closes August 12. The fee: $227,000. Country names need not apply.
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