Hosted.com has rolled out a website builder aimed at people who want to get a site online without dealing with code or hiring a full design team. The company introduced the tool after watching more small businesses try to manage their own websites as a way to cut costs and keep things moving faster. Many owners already juggle several roles, so the idea of waiting weeks for changes often creates more problems than solutions. Read all
A new Gartner survey shows many Western European CIOs are rethinking their cloud dependencies, with 61 percent planning to lean more on local providers as geopolitical tension intensifies. Tech leaders worry that reliance on U.S.-based platforms could expose them to regulatory and sovereignty risks. Analysts say organizations with slower cloud adoption may benefit now, as they can choose region-specific platforms without dismantling long-entrenched systems. Read all
Anthropic has launched a $50 billion push to build its own U.S. data centers with UK partner Fluidstack, beginning in New York and Texas. The move marks a shift from relying solely on AWS and Google Cloud, giving the company room to tailor infrastructure for its Claude models. Analysts say the real test will be how quickly these campuses come online, as grid constraints and supply bottlenecks increasingly shape the AI infrastructure race. Read all
The DP World Tour has taken a decisive step in reshaping how fans experience tournament play, selecting Amazon Web Services as its official cloud provider. The partnership reflects the tour’s attempt to modernize an operation that moves from country to country, often with entirely different technical hurdles each week. It also highlights a growing shift across major sports as organizations look for ways to make live coverage more meaningful and less static. Read all
Datadog introduced Storage Management, a new tool designed to help teams get ahead of fast-rising cloud object storage costs driven by AI and data-heavy workloads. The platform surfaces detailed visibility across billions of objects, letting engineers trace cost surges, spot unusual access patterns, and act on specific optimization recommendations. With S3 support now broadly available, Datadog aims to make cloud storage oversight less reactive and far more precise. Read all
Akamai’s latest earnings call revealed a shift that has been building quietly in the background of the cloud market. The company now counts all three leading US hyperscalers as customers of its cloud infrastructure services. CEO Tom Leighton described the milestone carefully, avoiding names, yet the implication was clear. Akamai has turned its sprawling global footprint into a practical alternative for workloads that need to sit as close to users as possible. Read all
Megaport will acquire Brazil-based Latitude.sh to combine its Network-as-a-Service platform with Latitude’s Compute-as-a-Service infrastructure. The deal creates a unified global system that delivers high-speed networking and on-demand GPU compute across 1,000+ data centers in 26 countries. CEO Michael Reid said the acquisition strengthens Megaport’s role in AI and hybrid cloud innovation, helping enterprises deploy, connect, and scale workloads more efficiently worldwide. Read all
Vast Data has deepened its foothold in the AI infrastructure market, unveiling a new partnership with Google Cloud to offer its AI Operating System as a managed hybrid service, while also inking a $1.17 billion expansion deal with CoreWeave. The Google collaboration will let enterprises deploy Vast’s DataSpace architecture via Cloud Marketplace, connecting global clusters seamlessly—marking a major stride in hybrid AI data operations and scalability. Read all
KnownHost has expanded full Plesk support to its VPS, KVM, and Bare Metal hosting plans, thus providing customers with an additional means of managing their hosting environments with ease and independence. The rollout, developed in partnership with WebPros, brings the popular WebOps platform to KnownHost’s global network, which serves clients in more than 150 countries. Read all
AMD projects its data center revenue to surpass $100 billion within five years, as CEO Dr. Lisa Su forecasts the global data center market reaching $1 trillion by 2030. Speaking at the company’s Financial Analyst Day, Su said growth will hinge on soaring AI compute demand. Backed by a 6GW GPU deal with OpenAI and the upcoming MI450 AI chip series, AMD aims to challenge Nvidia’s dominance in large-scale AI infrastructure. Read all
OnliveServer has upgraded its dedicated servers to the next level in the United States to attract new customers and to satisfy the increasing demand for infrastructure with low latency and high reliability. The new platform is equipped with Intel Xeon Silver and AMD Ryzen processors and the data centers in different locations of the USA are of Tier III standard which ensures the ultimate flexibility and speed. Read all
Meta plans to invest $600 billion in U.S. digital infrastructure by 2028, marking one of the largest spending pledges in tech history. The company said the funds will fuel AI data center construction and workforce expansion as part of its push toward “superintelligence for everyone.” Analysts, however, question how Meta will finance the massive outlay, which far exceeds its annual revenue and ongoing projects like the $27 billion Hyperion site in Louisiana. Read all
CoreWeave’s revenue backlog soared to $55.6 billion in Q3, doubling within a quarter as demand for AI cloud infrastructure surged. Quarterly revenue climbed 134% year-on-year to $1.4 billion, while adjusted EBITDA hit $838 million. The company added 120MW of new data center capacity and launched object storage and federal cloud offerings. Despite a delayed facility project, CoreWeave expects 2025 revenue between $5.05–$5.15 billion, signaling continued aggressive expansion. Read all
