Solo.io has introduced Kagent Enterprise, a platform designed to help enterprises move beyond pilot projects and scale AI agent deployments in production. The system builds on Kubernetes but focuses specifically on the challenges that arise when organizations attempt to run agentic applications at scale, including security, observability, and governance. Read all
Microsoft has dismantled 338 domains tied to RaccoonO365, a subscription-based phishing service linked to Nigerian operator Joshua Ogundipe. The platform sold phishing kits that bypassed MFA, stealing at least 5,000 Microsoft 365 credentials across 94 countries. Despite a U.S. court order, Ogundipe remains free abroad. Cloudflare also blocked related infrastructure, as the scheme increasingly targeted U.S. businesses, healthcare groups, and even launched AI-powered attack tools. Read all
WordPress.org has commenced its 2025 Hosting Survey, intending to get a more detailed understanding of the ways how hosting providers are altering their services in response to the changing needs for performance, security, and user experience. The move comes at a time when hosting will drive the stability of a vast number of websites across the planet. Read all
The Cloud Hypervisor project has adopted a strict “No AI” code policy in its latest release, rejecting contributions written with large language models. Project leaders argue the ban helps prevent license disputes and reduces the burden on maintainers during reviews. Critics warn enforcing such rules will prove difficult, but the move highlights growing unease about AI’s reliability and legal risks in open-source development. Read all
Ellis Digital has expanded its Surrey-based web hosting services, responding to growing demand from local businesses for faster, more secure, and reliable solutions. With nearly a decade of experience, the agency now supports over 300 websites across the UK. Its investment in new servers and monitoring systems ensures 99.9% uptime, advanced security, and dedicated local support—giving Surrey companies the confidence and resilience needed to compete online. Read all
Nvidia is scaling down its vision for DGX Cloud, a project once touted as a pathway into the broader cloud market but now largely redirected to serve its own research teams. The move comes after the service struggled to attract widespread adoption while creating unease among the very hyperscale partners that supply the infrastructure it relies on. Read all
NVIDIA has struck a $6.3 billion deal with AI data center operator CoreWeave, extending their partnership until 2032. The agreement ensures NVIDIA will cover unused capacity at CoreWeave’s sites, effectively shielding the company from market fluctuations. Analysts view the move as both strategic insurance and supply-chain control, reducing NVIDIA’s reliance on hyperscalers. The pact highlights CoreWeave’s fast rise and NVIDIA’s determination to anchor itself at the center of the AI cloud economy. Read all
Onlive Server has launched a dedicated hosting service in Germany, Japan, and Asia, which shows its desire to enter the data market, Europe’s most competitive basins. The company made the announcement during a period when various sectors constantly demand faster, safer, and stronger online infrastructure. Read all
Edge data center firm Armada has teamed up with UnityCloud.ai to develop sovereign cloud infrastructure in collaboration with tribal nations across North America. The partnership aims to blend renewable energy, enterprise-grade performance, and stronger data protections while addressing the digital divide. UnityCloud, focused on AI-driven infrastructure with tribal partnerships, called the collaboration “just the beginning” of broader sovereign cloud initiatives. Read all
A few months after the European Union announced in May 2025 that it had banned Stark Industries Solutions Ltd., the majority of individuals who knew the company made a quick assessment that it would collapse. Contrary to expectations, the company has returned with multiple pseudonyms and investment companies, demonstrating the extent to which such resilient hosting businesses are indeterminable. Read all
The UK Ministry of Defence has sealed a £400 million deal with Google’s sovereign cloud to enhance national security and intelligence-sharing systems. The agreement, announced ahead of President Trump’s state visit, will see AI-driven analytics, cybersecurity, and secure data hosting housed in UK datacenters. Defence secretary John Healey said the partnership strengthens communication with allies while advancing digital resilience under the nation’s Strategic Defence Review. Read all
Regulators authorized HOSTAFRICA to purchase Zesha (T) Limited, marking its first step into the Tanzanian hosting market. Such an agreement is therefore allowing for the expansion of the company’s presence in Africa by adding a fifth country after South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana. Read all
Alibaba is raising $3.17 billion through zero-coupon convertible notes, marking Asia’s largest deal of its kind this year. The move underscores its push to finance massive AI and cloud investments, including a $53 billion infrastructure plan. Strong investor demand shows confidence in the company’s global ambitions, even as competition at home and rising costs cloud profitability across China’s fragmented tech sector. Read all
