In early June 2025, your.online announced its acquisition of the Swedish hosting provider Inleed. The transaction is part of your.online’s broader strategy to expand in...

Last week at WordCamp Europe, I had some of the most eye-opening conversations I’ve had in a while. Not just with fellow hosting providers, but...

Big news for domain investors and startup founders: Atom, known for its domain marketplace and branding platform, has officially become an ICANN-accredited registrar. The company shared the announcement on its LinkedIn profile, marking a fresh start in the domain space.

During the VIP Event: Hosts Del Mar in Ibiza, we had the opportunity to sit down for an exclusive conversation with Patric Rosati from Monarx, a cybersecurity company focused entirely on securing one of the internet’s most vulnerable - and often overlooked - layers: web hosting environments.

WordCamp Europe 2025 will take place from June 5–7 in Basel, Switzerland. It’s the biggest WordPress event in Europe, gathering users, developers, and entrepreneurs from...

The final day of Nordic Domain Days 2025 at Clarion Stockholm maintained the high energy and insight-driven focus of the entire conference, with a deep dive into policy, security, and technical innovation. Attendees were welcomed with coffee and conversations, ready to tackle a packed program centered on DNS abuse, NIS2, and future-focused tech.

There’s a quiet but powerful change happening in the world of website building. Step by step, one company after another is switching from traditional drag-and-drop tools to smart, AI-powered builders. This week, Automattic – the company behind WordPress.com – joined the race in a big way.

The internet is a race. A race for speed, for engagement, for the attention span of a user who can bounce in the blink of an eye. In this digital landscape, content delivery networks (CDNs) aren’t just a “nice to have”—they’re a strategic necessity. And for WordPress hosting providers, the bar has been raised higher than ever.

Blackwall, the cybersecurity company formerly known as BotGuard, is entering a new chapter. With a fresh name, ambitious global plans, and a sharp focus on pre-server website protection, the company is positioning itself as a strong player in the increasingly crowded security landscape.

As a hosting business owner, few things can be as frustrating as a client who consistently pays late—or worse, refuses to pay at all. If...