Insights on hosting, performance, security, and building for the web — from the engineers who run the infrastructure.
We have operated servers since 2002. In that time, hardware became faster, control panels changed, and cloud platforms became the default answer to almost ... Read more
Somewhere in the last year, a strange support conversation became common across the industry. A business owner notices traffic is down, checks their rankings, ... Read more
On September 15, Cloudflare is changing the default settings that control how AI companies can access websites on its network. If you have a ... Read more
What if I told you your website could be losing customers every day without showing a single warning sign? Your homepage loads. Your logo ... Read more
WordPress 7.0 dropped today (May 20, 2026), and it’s one of the most architecturally significant core releases we’ve seen in years. New AI integration ... Read more
It has been a busy few weeks for Linux and web hosting security. Following recent kernel level vulnerabilities like Copy Fail and Dirty Frag, ... Read more
Dirty Frag and Copy Fail: Why Managed Hosting Security Is More Than Applying Updates When a serious Linux kernel vulnerability becomes public, the clock ... Read more
We didn’t just redesign our website. We rebuilt how we present what we do, who we serve, and how we support our clients. Because ... Read more