So, you’ve built something amazing with a low-code or no-code tool. It works perfectly on the platform’s own test server. But now you need to set it free—to launch it for real users. That’s where hosting comes in, and honestly, it can feel like the most confusing part of the whole process. Here’s the deal: […]
file, JavaScript bundle, and stylesheet—needs to live at the edge. A global edge network stores your pre-built static assets in dozens, even hundreds, of locations worldwide. The result? A user in Sydney gets the site from a Sydney data center. A user in London gets it from London. Latency plummets. Time-to-first-byte becomes almost instantaneous. This […]
Remember the old days of managing physical servers? The whirring fans, the frantic calls when traffic spiked, the endless patches and updates? It felt like owning a power plant just to turn on a light bulb. Well, serverless hosting is the flip side of that. It’s the utility model for computing—you just pay for the […]
Let’s be honest. The internet we grew up with is changing. It’s becoming more immersive, more decentralized, and frankly, more demanding. And if you’re building the next big thing in Web3 or the metaverse, you’ve probably realized that your old-school hosting plan just isn’t going to cut it. Think of it like this: traditional web […]
Let’s be honest—traditional web hosting just doesn’t cut it for decentralized apps (dApps) and blockchain projects. The usual servers, with their single points of failure, are like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. If you’re building something on the blockchain, you need hosting that matches its ethos: resilient, distributed, and unstoppable. […]
As we step into 2025, the digital landscape is bustling like a city that never sleeps. Businesses, both big and small, are constantly seeking the most effective ways to manage their online presence. When it comes to hosting, the choice between cloud and traditional hosting can feel like deciding between a sleek electric car and […]
Traditional hosting provides comfort and control, but limits scalability. Furthermore, it requires a dedicated physical server without prioritising renewable energy sources for data centres. Cloud hosting provides websites with fluctuating traffic volumes with both scalability and reliability, along with pay-as-you-go pricing models and location independence. Cost Cloud hosting provides an on-demand pay-as-you-go model, with resources […]
Cloud hosting instantly scales with demand, protecting sites or apps during traffic spikes. Additionally, it sits in data centers that have multiple redundancies which makes it even more reliable than keeping servers in-house. These solutions also greatly reduce the initial capital costs associated with building and maintaining data centers while offering greater flexibility and a […]
When Google announced in October 2019 that it had proven quantum computing could accomplish a task a conventional computer can’t—at least not in a reasonable amount of time—it caused a ripple effect. Engineering firms, financial institutions, global supply chains and e-commerce companies are exploring how quantum computing can enhance AI capabilities, accelerate scientific discoveries, optimize […]
Virtual Private Server Hosting provides levels of performance, flexibility and control that fall between shared and dedicated hosting. VPS servers are run on a physical machine with a hypervisor that ringfences hardware resources to individual VMs. This ensures that your website’s performance is not affected by other environments on the same server as is the […]
