Tag: Website Hosting
Alibaba unveils the network and datacenter design it uses for large language model training
Alibaba has revealed its datacenter design for LLM training, which apparently consists of an Ethernet-based network in which each host contains eight GPUs and nine NICs that each have two 200 GB/sec ports. The tech giant, which also offers one of the best large language models (LLM) around via its…
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AI domain marketplace BrandPa acquired by HostPapa
Web hosting and cloud service provider, HostPapa, has acquired premium AI domain marketplace business BrandPa. The deal means BrandPa’s domain sellers will get better opportunities to showcase their premium domains to HostPapa’s existing web hosting customers and have more payment options and an increased level of support. The exact terms…
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Hostinger become the world’s fastest growing web hosting company
Lithuanian web hosting company Hostinger grew by 57% with revenues of €110.2 million in 2023 and a positive EBITDA according to the latest earnings report. This makes Hostinger the 5th largest web hosting company by market share, overtaking many competitors including GoDaddy. Daugirdas Jankus, CEO of Hostinger, said: “Each year,…
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Innovation and revenue growth to be the focus of AI use rather than lowering costs and optimization according to business leaders (but they’re not sure how)
TCS reveals that 69% of companies see AI as a tool to spur innovation and increase revenue over being used to reduce costs and optimise processes and that eight out of ten senior business leaders have already used AI to enhance or create new revenue streams. The study, one of…
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Namecheap’s Spaceship celebrates one year
Spaceship is one year old and already has more than 750,000 domains under their management. Spaceship was developed by Namecheap to help people create websites by providing a central place for users to choose, buy, connect, and manage their website and entire digital estate. The platform currently offers shared and…
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Huge backdoor discovered that could compromise SSH logins on Linux
On Friday March 29, Microsoft employee Andres Freund shared that he had found odd symptoms in the xz package on Debian installations. Freund noticed that ssh login was requiring a lot of CPU and decided to investigate leading to the discovery. The vulnerability has received the maximum security ratings with…
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