Akamai Up 26%, Cloudflare Down 16%. Q1 Earnings Show Where AI Value Lives.

Akamai signed a $1.8B AI compute contract and surged 26% after earnings. Cloudflare beat estimates and fell roughly 16% on layoffs and a Q2 guidance miss. Same night, same market, opposite verdict on where infrastructure value lies in 2026.

GoDaddy Has 20 Million Customers and Barely Added Any. That Might Be the Strategy.

GoDaddy added 13,000 net customers in Q1 2026 on a base of 20.4 million. ARPU grew 9% to $246, free cash flow expanded 15%, and the company is no longer competing hard for new subscribers.

NameSilo’s 2025 Results: Eight Years of Growth, Back in Profit.

NameSilo posted $65.5M revenue in 2025, up 18.5%, EBITDA up 84%, swung to profit, and its parent is now acquiring robotics firms with domain cash flows.

Anthropic’s Managed Agents Sent Fastly Down 18% and Triggered a CDN Sector Selloff

Cloudflare's 11% drop on April 9 was the opening move; Fastly fell 18% and Akamai 12% in the session that followed.

Cloudflare’s April 9: Outage, $33 Million CEO Sale, and Anthropic. The Stock Fell 11 Percent.

Cloudflare fell 11% on April 9 as Anthropic's Claude Managed Agents threatened the infrastructure layer Cloudflare spent two years building.

IONOS Is Betting Its Future on AI. The Market Does Not Believe It Yet.

IONOS posted its highest EBITDA margin since going public (36.8%), doubled its net customer additions, and guided for 37-38% margins in 2026. CEO Achim Weiss said on the earnings call that AI will account for 50% of incremental revenue in 2026, rising to 80% by 2028.

hosted·ai Raises $19 Million to Build the VMware for GPUs – and the OnApp Team Is Behind It

hosted·ai has raised a $19 million seed round led by Creandum to build GPU virtualization software for service providers - pooling, multi-tenancy, and overcommit for GPU infrastructure. The founding team previously built OnApp (6,000+ cloud deployments, acquired by Virtuozzo) and ran UK2Group ($77M exit).

Hostinger Pays Out €11.8 Million in Employee Stock Options – and the Numbers Behind It Tell a Bigger Story

Hostinger distributed €11.8 million to employees through its stock option program, backed by €275.4 million in 2025 revenue (+51% YoY) and 4.6 million customers. The payout highlights a growing divide in the hosting industry: companies that share equity with employees versus PE-owned operators that optimize for investor returns.

What’s Next for Tucows After Ting? Five Strategic Paths Forward

Tucows just put up a better year on paper $390.3m revenue and $50.6m Adjusted EBITDA in FY2025 - while still posting a $75.8m net loss. The gap is mostly financing weight and depreciation from Ting-era infrastructure: $55.3m net interest expense in FY2025 alone. Management’s answer is blunt: sell Ting, then run a simpler, more capital‑light Tucows.

Wix trades 68.7% below 2025 levels despite $2B buyback plan

Wix closed at $70.95 on February 12, 2026. In January 2025, the stock was trading around $240–$247 per share and the 52-week high stands at...