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Hosting Is the Next Layer AI Will Transform – Vito Peleg, CEO of Atarim
Vito Peleg of Atarim on why he reads AI as the biggest opportunity hosting has had in fifteen years, how today's vibe coders mirror the server-in-the-bedroom generation that built today's hosting market, and why reactive agencies feel like a tax while proactive ones win.
Hetzner Has Now Raised Prices Three Times in 2026. This One Is Different.
Hetzner announced its third price move of 2026 on May 27, effective June 15. New orders only, portfolio standardised into -1/-2/-3 tiers, and a new Limited tier introduces hardware segmentation as a structural market shift. Other European hosts will face pressure to follow.
Cloudflare Called It AI Restructuring. Every Hosting Company Faces the Same Decision.
Cloudflare cut 1,100 employees (20% of headcount) on a $639.8M record revenue day and used a "builders, sellers, measurers" framework that maps directly onto hosting operations. Billing, support triage, and compliance are where AI closed the gap. The advantage goes to who acts first.
WordCamp Europe 2026: A Hosting Industry Guide to the Schedule
WordCamp Europe 2026 opens June 4 in Kraków with Contributor Day plus two conference days. The Inside WordPress 7.0 panel anchors Friday. Hosting-specific sessions cover stress testing, secure hosting, DDoS, and CERN's 800-site migration. Over a dozen hosting companies sponsor.
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Akamai Up 26%, Cloudflare Down 16%. Q1 Earnings Show Where AI Value Lives.
On May 7, Akamai signed a $1.8 billion, seven-year AI compute contract and surged 26% in after-hours trading. Cloudflare beat Q1 estimates with $639.8M in revenue, raised full-year guidance, and fell roughly 16% after announcing 1,100 layoffs and Q2 guidance that missed analyst consensus. Alongside Q1 results from GoDaddy, DigitalOcean, Verisign, and Tucows, the divergence reveals a clear 2026 pattern: contracted AI compute is valued over platform positioning.
Stock reports
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 built around Domains and Wavelo.
Industry reports
Tucows wins .IN Registry contract and reports financial results
Tucows, a well-known internet services company, has secured a major contract to manage India’s .IN domain registry. This is a big win for the company, as it replaces GoDaddy, the previous service provider. The transition will involve moving around 4 million domain names, making it the largest migration in domain registry history.
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Tucows Q2 2024 financial results: a detailed analysis
In the second quarter of 2024, Tucows Inc. reported a notable performance across its business segments. The company demonstrated resilience and growth despite facing some financial challenges, with key metrics reflecting both improvements and areas of concern. Here’s an in-depth look at Tucows' financial performance for Q2 2024. Revenue growth across segments Tucows' consolidated net
CloudFest 2024
10 Must-See Exhibitors at CloudFest 2024
Are you planning to attend CloudFest this year but have limited time to explore all the companies present? We've prepared a condensed list of this year's most interesting exhibitors rolated to the web hosting that, in our opinion, you must see. 1. WebPros WebPros with its popular brands cPanel, Plesk and WHMCS needs no introduction.
Industry reports
Orange domains: pioneering the Web3 frontier with Tucows and partners
In a groundbreaking development, Orange Domains has been announced as a new joint venture by Tucows, Trust Machines, and Hiro, aiming to revolutionize the way we interact with the internet. This collaboration seeks to create a seamless bridge between the conventional internet experience and the burgeoning world of Web3, promising to unlock new possibilities for digital identity and domain services.