HOSTAFRICA launches new ISO-compliant tier-four data centre.

HOSTAFRICA, a leading web hosting company, has launched a new tier-four data centre that is ISO-compliant and certified. The new data centre, located in Johannesburg, South Africa, is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and cutting-edge technologies, including:

• Redundant power and cooling systems: Ensuring the data centre stays online even in the event of a power or cooling outage.
• Multiple internet service providers: Providing clients with a choice of internet service providers for increased reliability and redundancy.
• 24/7 security and monitoring systems: Protecting the data centre against physical and cyber threats and ensuring maximum uptime.
• Advanced fire suppression systems: Preventing…

Absolute Hosting is a leading provider of web hosting and VPS Servers, and we are excited to announce that we have doubled the resources of our AMD EPYC Milan Powered VPS servers at no additional cost to our clients.

This significant upgrade has made our VPS offering the most attractive in the South African market and further strengthens our position an as industry leader.

With this increase in resources, our clients can expect improved server performance, faster load times and a more seamless user experience. Our VPS hosting now offers a level of flexibility, scalability and control that is unmatched by shared hosting.

Shared hosting is a popular option for small businesses or personal websites with limited traffic. It involves multiple websites sharing a single server, which…

The Academy Awards are nothing like they used to be. With declining ratings due to a host of factors including fewer people watching cable, the insertion of politics, a tendency to be overly PC, and a host of films most audience members haven’t seen, there’s a ton of discussion surrounding whether The Oscars should even still exist. Yet, there’s still a passion for what The Oscars used to be and every new host clearly has the wish to revamp the show and make it popular again.

Radio legend Howard Stern speaks about the need for changes to The Oscars yearly. Stern’s also had nearly every beloved Oscars host on his show to discuss what it’s really like hosting. Given Stern’s propensity to get his interview subjects to open up, it’s no surprise that these hosts (which include his…

Kajabi, the video education and web hosting platform for content creators to sell, manage and market online courses, announced today that its 60,000 creators earned a combined $5 billion in lifetime gross merchandising value (GMV).

The company claims that its GMV has increased by 528% since 2019 and more than doubled since the end of 2021. The $5 billion figure is a significant jump from March 2020, when Kajabi had over $1 billion in creator revenue, former chief marketing officer Orlando Baeza previously told TechCrunch.

Founded in 2010 by Kenny Rueter and Travis Rosser, Kajabi gives “How to,” Do-it-Yourself (DIY) and other knowledgeable content creators the ability to monetize their online courses and other digital products like virtual meetups, coaching programs, membership…

A telehealth startup that gained popularity during the pandemic has said it shared private patient data with tech giants Google, Meta, and TikTok for years.

As reported by TechCrunch(Opens in a new window), Cerebral, which is used by millions of people to search for therapy or mental health services, said it disclosed data collected from its online mental health self-assessment with third-party advertisers, as well as big tech.

The data was shared via tracking pixels, custom-built code that Meta, TikTok, and Google allow developers to embed in their apps and websites. As The Verge notes(Opens in a new window), Meta’s tracking pixel for instance can collect data about a user’s activity on a given app or website after an ad is clicked on the platform. Information is then tracked in…