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Is Cloudflare silently killing the web hosting industry?
Cloudflare is not trying to become another host. It is building the layer where new projects are deployed, secured and managed: domains, DNS, deployment, security, storage, compute and AI workflows. In that world, traditional hosting may no longer be needed.
We Audited the AI-Crawl Posture of Hosting Companies. Cobbler’s Children Have No Shoes.
Industry reports #ai#ai-in-hosting
We audited 736 hosting and infrastructure companies: 90% of the measurable declare no AI-crawler policy. The 58 that do reveal five strategies.
We Tested Six Website Builder AIs With an Apple Pie Recipe. Not All of Them Are Actually AI.
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We asked six AI website builder assistants for an apple pie recipe. The results split into three categories: capable and unconstrained, capable and properly constrained, and not really AI at all. The last group is the most surprising.
While the Industry Raised Prices, a Few Hosts Promised Never To. Regulation Just Made That a Strategy.
Pricing updates #contabo#interserver
A few hosts promised never to raise renewal prices, through the worst hardware inflation in a decade. New renewal laws just turned that into strategy.
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Is Cloudflare silently killing the web hosting industry?
Cloudflare is not trying to become another host. It is building the layer where new projects are deployed, secured and managed: domains, DNS, deployment, security, storage, compute and AI workflows. In that world, traditional hosting may no longer be needed.
Industry reports
Global domain registration trends in Q3 2024
The third quarter of 2024 saw 362.3 million domain name registrations across all top-level domains (TLDs), reflecting a slight decrease of 0.1 million registrations compared to the previous quarter. However, year-over-year, the domain registrations rose by 0.8%, which translates to an increase of 3 million registrations.